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Eclipse Ctrl-1 "Quickfix" - Quit typing so much
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You can use this for other options outside of Quick Fixes. I use it almost everyday filling in switch statements. ( or does that count as a quick fix? )
You are right, if you don't take advantage of this then you are doing it wrong
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Cool Android Libraries
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You might also want to take a look at <a href="http://square.github.com/otto/">Otto</a> it is written by the same guy as ActionBarSherlock and ViewPagerIndicator. <a href="http://jakewharton.com/">Jake Wharton</a> writes some really interesting stuff :).
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It sounds like you may have missed this step :
NOTE : The windows installer's for Java put java.exe in your System32 folder so that you can run Java without setting environment variables. When adding %JAVAHOME%\bin to your PATH make sure that it appears before C:\Windows\System32, or you can delete the java.exe from C:\Windows\System32
If you don't add %JAVAHOME%\bin before C:\Windows\System32 then you will run into problems because the system java.exe will be run and not the one at %JAVAHOME%