SQL Server Driver Class not found problem

Hi,
I've read several replies to similar topics but almost all the answers are: set your classpath because JVM can't find your .jar files containing those classes.
I'm using Windows 2000 Pro and J2SDK1.4.1_01
Ok, the problem is that I've set my CLASSPATH under environment variables (Windows 2000) as:
.;C:\<INSTALLATION_PATH>\lib\msbase.jar;C:\<INSTALLATION_PATH>\lib\msutil.jar;C:\<INSTALLATION_PATH>\lib\mssqlserver.jar
where INSTALLATION_PATH = Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server 2000 JDBC Drivers ... or the like.
I've set this CLASSPATH under System variables and under User variables and still can't find the class I need.
Is there any problem with CLASSPATH or Win2k or J2SDK1.4.1_01 ??
Thanks in advance.

I had to tar xf my .jar drivers into my project directory to work.
now I have:
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