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Commander4j 5.11 has been tested with Windows 10 successfully.

From version 5.10 of Commander4j you will need Oracle Java 1.8 or higher to run Commander4j. You can either install this yourself as a system wide JVM on your computer or install a version of Commander4j which includes it as part of the install. (includes jre in filename).

Interfaces now exist to Logopak software to allow the Commander database to drive Logopak Case and Pallet labellers.

This will be a major release focusing mainly on security updates. Check the download page in a couple of weeks.

You will need to have installed one of the supported databases, mySQL, SQL Server or Oracle as the first step. Then create a user account for the Commander application to use. This user must have permissions to create tables, indexes, functions and views. To create your database for the first time h...

There is a bug in the upgrade script for schema version 76 which has just come to light. This will only effect Oracle databases. I will be uploading version 4.17 (Schema version 77) later today with corrects this issue.

A new version of C4J has just been uploaded to SourceForge.

I have used Google Docs to translate the default English into French, German and Polish and put the results back into version 4.15 as an automatic upgrade. Some of the text will need correcting but I'm sure it's a significant start.

There is a web application which runs as a servlet on a apache tomcat server. It's designed primarily to let the user scan and confirm labels as being made, and then adding them to a despatch.

Any ideas about how your want that functionality extended are most welcome.

I have a spreadsheet I can send you. It creates the sql that I then include in the application to insert the new translations.