Javax class libraries in VJ++ 6.0

Hello,
I'm using VJ++ 6.0: it does not recognise the javax class libraries, among others. I've installed version 1.4.2_04 of the SDK, which contains all the new class libraries. There is a directory containing the old class libraries, c:\winnt\java\packages. But each time I open VJ++, it goes to these old class libraries. So a project that uses javax won't compile. However: if I compile from the command prompt, it works fine. I want to use VJ++ though, as it's easier to use for writing code. Is there any way I can update VJ++ to take from the new class libraries? There's an option in Project/prjExample Properties, in the ClassPath tab, which allows me to extend the project ClassPath. This only seems to take zip files though - and all of the 1.4.2 is contained in jar files. Could there be somewhere else where this can be done?
Please help!

no, you cant simply combine different classpaths/jvs/compilers.
J++ uses an Microsoft-Compiler and a Microsoft-JVM so theres no chance at all to get this working. (However there is an external swing-package for 1.1-class jvms but it is outdated and not recommended at all).
Have you ever tried JBuilderX or other modern IDEs. Most are free for non-commercial use and are much more standard-compliant and comfortable that J++.
J++ isnt even support by microsoft since a long time, so switch so something new you are sitting on a dead end!
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