Regarding path setting

am new to java technology,
i haf downloaded jdk1.5 in my system, my OS is win XP.
the respective files are downloaded in D drive.
now i want to set path for java and make it work, like to make it compile and run the programs.
i would appreciate for the help.

1. window+PAUSE break
2. select advance tab
3. click environment variables
4. on the system variable select path then click the dit button
5. add the path of the bin and lib directory of the jdk installation folder

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