This is a bug of the installer. We have sent reports to InstallAnywhere when it appeared that the problem came from its installation packaging tool. On 29th March 1999, we had confirmation that it is a bug of InstallAnywhere 2.5.2 with Microsoft Java Virtual Machine. This bug is corrected in version 2.5.3 and we are waiting for the update. For users having these problems, here follows an alternative procedure of installation that uses a pure java package and an already installed java virtual machine.
Some messages appear in that window.
We advise you to minimize this window when using ProTool, so you will not be distracted by all these messages. You should now be able to use ProTool without the problem mentioned. Choose Java Virtual Machine, no VM is found and it is impossible to browse the disk to point to it manually. That problem occurs at every try, even with a brand new VM from Microsoft. This is a bug of the installer.