Javac command in windows command prompt

Hi, i would just like to know how i can enable the javac command in the command prompt of windows without being in the java/bin directory...i have tried env. variables and stuff but to no avail, however the java command work.
Thanks Rudy
ps does anyone know any good rmi tutorials which are easy to follow, thanks.

Err, nm, just reread that.
The environment Path is the way to go.
Just add the bin directory to the end of the PATH in the advanced option of my computer. You may need to reboot.

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