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Thanks for your help, s_reynisson, you're a nice guy
I'll tell if I come up with a good solution.

I'm sorry to dissapoint you, but after doing this, I still have the same problem...

One way to get around this is to use regedit and edit the key "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Helios\TextPad 4\Tools\0..1..2\Command" to contain the whole path. That works fine!

But something's wrong here, and that ...

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Registry
http://www.hjelmseth.com/temp/Untitled-1%20copy.jpg
As you can see, I'm missing the key in registry.

javac.exe
http://www.hjelmseth.com/temp/Untitled-2%20copy.jpg
Javac.exe is located in "C:\programfiler\sun\appserver\jdk\bin".

TextPad
http://www.hjelmseth.com ...

You're right, the J2RE doesn't contain javac.exe. But I have both J2RE and J2SE SDK installed, so I know that I have javac.exe. It's located in the folder "C:\programfiler\sun\appserver\jdk\bin". I have tried to remove the commands, and then added them again, but that doesn't help.

Thanks anyway ...

I've used TextPad for a while, and I have to say that this is a great product!

I'm using the inbuilt Java SDK commands, and this worked fine until I installed J2RE 1.4.2. Now, when I try to compile or run programs and applets, I get the error C:\WINDOWS\System32\javac.exe Systemet finner ikke ...