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Quicktime (and other apps I believe) set the environment variable CLASSPATH to point somewhere in their install folder, forgetting (or ignoring) you should always include the current dir (.) in the CLASSPATH. So when you try to run your classes the java interpreter goes looking for them in whatever ...

Maybe you're using Luxi Mono ? Used to be the default monospaced font before Bitstream Vera.

A long time ago I went looking for the Grand Unified Font (TM) too, and settled for Andale Mono, for lack of better alternatives. Your post made me look again, and stumble on this list. Hope it helps.

Same here using Firefox. It seems like if I login using www.textpad.com/forum instead of just textpad.com/forum I need to login twice. I'd guess its a cookie related thing, i.e. the session cookie is not sent along as soon as you are redirected to textpad.com/forum instead of www.textpad.com/forum ....

Since java 1.1 everything works fine without an explicitly set CLASSPATH, if everything else is set up correctly. After the sdk installation you should (and I don't know why the installer script doesn't do that automagically) create an environment variable named JAVA_HOME pointing to the installatio...

Did anyone get any news about this ? Recent versions keep using the system font for search and replace dialogs, which is quite hard to read for complex strings/REs. Is there any option to set in order to get a different font ?