1	Extracting Class Library Sources
2	Microsoft Visual J++
3	Unable to open file '%s'.
4	The file '%s' has been corrupted or is not in the correct format.
5	Unable to create file '%s'.
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\nThe resulting path name is too long.
6	Unable to create file '%s'.
7	Unable to write to file '%s'.
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\nYou may be out of disk space, or the file may already exist and is read-only.
8	Out of memory.
9	Removing Class Library Sources
10	Usage:
\n	JAVASRC <class_zip>	extracts *.java from <class_zip>
\n	JAVASRC -<class_zip>	deletes all *.java files extracted from <class_zip>
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\nIf <class_zip> is not provided, 'classes.zip' is assumed
11	The installed version of 'classes.zip' is not a developer version, and it does not contain any .java sources. This file may have been updated during an Internet Explorer or Java VM installation.\n\nDownload http://www.microsoft.com/java/classd.exe and run it to install the latest developer version of classes.zip which includes .java sources. Run javasrc.exe to extract the .java files.