You mean the # of colors, not the resolution, right?
dale booher wrote in message <926915394.881.77_at_news.remarQ.com>...
>I'm not sure which version of 8.x you are running. However, there is a
Java
>bug in several of the versions. This may sound strange, but it works! In
>order for several of the Java based applications to work properly, you have
>to set your screen resolution to 256. Anything else and the appears not to
>start.
>
>You can tell if this is your problem but looking in the task manager after
>trying to start the app. You will see a Java process running and using up
>to 99% of your CPU. However, the priority is so low that it does not
appear
>to affect the overall performance of the box.
>
>Give the above a shot - I know it has solved the problem on several of the
>dba workstations.
>
>DB
>Sr Oracle DBA
>Phx, AZ
>
>Sam <sang777_at_jps.net> wrote in message news:373fe232_at_news1.jps.net...
>> I couldn't start the Oracle Database Assistant(ODA) - to create a new
>> database-
>> after successfully installed the RDBMS. Nothing happened after I selected
>> the ODA.
>> I tried it with NT Server 4.0 & SP3 or SP4, but nothing's worked! The
>option
>> I
>> selected for install is either Oracle Enterprise Edition or manually
>select
>> most of
>> the products (of course, including the Oracle database Assistant). Any
>clue
>> anybody?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
Received on Tue May 18 1999 - 12:39:35 CDT
