New To Command Prompt

Hi.
I've been using NetBeans for as long as I can remember, so I've never really need to do the whole javac filename.java in the command prompt. Well, now I'm trying to do an applet, and nothing I do works.
1.) I compiled WelcomeApplet.java using NetBeans, so I have a WelcomeApplet.class. I put that into an HTML file (WelcomeApplet.html), but it doesn't work: The applet doesn't run.
2.) I try to use appletviewer like my book suggests, but it doesn't work either: I sent the PATH variable to the right folder, but it still doesn't work.
Help?

what "doesn't work"?
What exact errors are you getting?
Without more information you're leaving us all guessing, but most likely you are having classpath problems (which amount to 90%+ of all problems people have when running anything Java).

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