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[RaiMan <rmhdevelop@xxxxxx>]

On Windows, you are intended to use the provided command files, to avoid the need for system path modifications.
This works as intended.

This is true for IDE and Script.

If you want to use the Java command:

java -Dsikuli.FromCommandLine -jar sikuli-IDE.jar -r
absolutepath_to_script

(as can be seen in the command file)

when using 
java -jar sikuli-ide.jar -r ..\sikuli.skl

you should have seen the error message, that . or .. is not supported in
script names

so it is recommended, to go into the folder containing the scripts to run and use
path_to_runIDE.cmd -r script.skl

java -jar sikuli-ide.jar -r ..\sikuli.folder
... is not a valid script name ;-)

BTW: you might leave out the ending .sikuli:
path_to_runIDE.cmd -r script

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1245440

Title:
  [1.0.1] setup:  Pack 1 and 2 cannot be installed in one run --- both
  are not needed

Status in Sikuli:
  Won't Fix

Bug description:
  When selecting Pack 1 and Pack 2 from installation menu, sikuli-script.jar is not being installed.
  When selecting only Pack 2 (even if both were installed set before) sikuli-script.jar is correctly installed

  Sikuli version 1.0.1
  Operation system: WIndows 7 64bit

  Step to preproduce:
  1. install sikuli-setup.jar
  2. runSetup.cmd
  3. choose Pack 1 and Pack 2
  4. no sikuli-script.jar
  5. re-do the steps but chose only Pack 2

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