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Does the Universal Wiki Coverter work on Win2K SP4?

Jeff Jeff8
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August 9, 2011

As mentioned above - our TWiki install is on a Win2K server. I tried to run the UWC gui via the uwc.bat file, howvever I only saw the black DOS window appear and stay on screen. The UI never kicked off.

Any assistance is appreciated.

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September 19, 2011

Hrm... That's pretty odd. I would expect it to just behave on a Win2K server, provided you have java installed.

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