Hi, I'm trying to create a "javah" command that behaves like the "javaw" command on Windows, so that when a user double-clicks a .jar file it launches. I've created a shell script that does the job pretty well, and a RDEF to go with it. However, how do I add the attributes from the RDEF to the shell script? Xres corrups the file (obviously). I can copy a preexisting binary file (e.g. cp), xres the compiled RDEF onto it, and then "copyattr" to the shell script, but that's more a hack than a real solution... Is it plausible to package the binarys so the package manager can place the binarys and rdef correctly ? basically invisble to the user, double click, pakage manager install and it just goes into the normal deskbar menu etc ? I think if you can make java apps double click to install and run, that is really making the java port much more accesable for non power users. That would be a good thing Sean