(you solved your own problem, but I'm responding for others who encounter the same situation)
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Originally Posted by alexandra27
I fix the problem, I move canti.properties from system32 to the root folder of Canti, and restart my computer.
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Yes, Canti expects the .properties file to be in the same folder as the .jar and will not work if it can't find the .properties file. For future reference if you have a problem with Canti restarting your computer shouldn't make a difference.
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Originally Posted by alexandra27
First, I thought it crashed because I run windows 64 bits, but I think it got me a nullpointerexception because it cannot find "canti.properties" file.
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The only Windows I've tested Canti on is 32-bit Windows XP, but since it is written in Java the os should never be a problem. As long as Java and ImageMagick are supported your os (all major os's support Java, and most support ImageMagick) then Canti should be able to run.
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Originally Posted by alexandra27
Your program is awesome  You don't want to rewrite it in C# with a good Gui ? |
Haha, I sure don't. I wrote Canti for my personal use but decided to release it publicly because I figured others may find it useful. I personally wouldn't use a gui, it would just slow me down. I have Canti automated with a batch file... I one-click to process my entire manga collection.
If I have time later I may write a gui for those who prefer it to command line, but don't expect that any time soon. I recommend saving your Canti command lines in a file somewhere so that later if you need to reprocess the same manga series you can simply copy/paste the command line into a terminal.