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Yes the .class file is a valid java extension. No, the .java file is not required. The java file is just the source code, while the .class file is the compiled, executable, java code. The server would need to have a java compiler installed on it to use a .java file. And I'm pretty sure Corey...

I think the previous three posters answered that question well! I've been testing it out on another host and it really is quite cool. I believe Joomla has to be installed on the server for you to use it, but since lotus is down right now, I can't go and check if Joomla has been installed. Edit...

I think it's due more to the U.S. economic troubles than anything else. Though of course a lower price would most likely drive sales. Hehe, is that a new phrase you coined: 'mini modding'? Anyways, sorry about that, I was just trying to give the person who created this thread a chance to...

Is it supposed to go anywhere?

Hmmm, you're getting a bit desperate aren't you?:naughty:

Wut you jabbing abowt?

I did visit and I did not get chased. I left a message and am expecting a return call soon. :laugh:

Ummm, this thread is pointless I think. It seems kind of spammy. Maybe a mod should delete this? Or maybe the thread starter can explain what he's trying to say in this thread???

What what?

Are you saying you aren't a genius?!

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What ploy?

You?! :laugh:

Ok, what ever, I'll try it then. I live in the UK, and I love certain electronic parts so much that I'm willing to name my self after them. I also love bugging a certain innocent American. Who am I? :laugh:

Yes. I guess someone who doesn't like to bog down their linux machine with windows software.

You get some junky software that was written to try and make a more junky OS less junky. I insert nLite.

Nope, it's your turn because you were the one who guess the last one.

Banned for banning me.