Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 16:42:18 +0800
From: Steven Bradley <bradls01@tartarus.uwa.edu.au>
To: Thomas Braunl <tb@ee.uwa.edu.au>
Cc: "engt2303@ee" <engt2303@ee.uwa.edu.au>, James Ng <jamesng@ee.uwa.edu.au>, nguyet09@student.uwa.edu.au
Subject: Re: Retro Version

Thomas,
 
I have prepared a fully working version (as far as I know) of Retro that I used for the first lab.  All the example .toy projects 
work as they should.
 
Available here
https://student.uwa.edu.au/~bradls01/ReTrO-v2-0.zip
 
This is identical to the original with one minor change
line 12 of WestPanel.java replaced '/' with File.separator and compiled under Sun's JDK.
 
There is a windows shortcut file (Retro.lnk) that will execute the program, however it may need to be modified to point to the 
location of the javaw.exe executable.
 
If Sun's Java is located in the path, you can 'javaw -cp . Run' from a command prompt in the retro directory.
 
I have tried this version in the EE labs, which have both Windows VM and Sun's Java VM installed, even explicitly using Sun's VM 
the program does not run correctly (the buttons do not respond).  However on every machine with only Sun's Java VM the program 
works perfectly, eg MCL.
 
Regards
Steven