Cannot gat java docs to show Mac OSX

Hi All,
I get the error message : Cannot find java doc . Check the java doc Library Reference to make sure the documentation is mounted.
This happens when I control click on a class in the Java editor . This is my first week with studio creator and I have un zipped the ref docs that came with the application.
Thanks in advance
Jim Ascroft

Hi Jim,
What was the class on which you control clicked in Java editor? I entered the following line of code in the page constructor:
String myString = new String();
I then selected String, control clicked and chose Show Javadoc. The javadocs literature for String class was displayed.
Hope this helps
Cheers
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