Within Windows Explorer, when the user right-
clicks on a file associated with NetBeans (such 
as .java), and then selects the 'Open With' 
submenu, NetBeans is displayed as 'runidew' 
(rather than a friendly name like 'NetBeans 
IDE').  The same is true when the user 
selects Choose Program from the Open With 
submenu -- the resultant dialog box displays 
NetBeans as runidew.

A simple fix is to add a "friendly app name" 
entry in the Windows registry, within 
the "registered applications" area, for the 
NetBeans EXE.  The attached .REG file 
demonstrates.  [The alternative is to add Windows 
version resources, bound to the NetBeans EXE, 
with a friendly app name.  If this is done, it is 
recommended that an icon be embedded in the app 
as well -- see next paragraph.]

Note that an icon is also missing, but is (IMHO) 
less of a priority.  [Despite my best efforts, I 
cannot find any documentation regarding how one 
specifies an icon for a registered application.  
The normal Windows convention - creating 
a DefaultIcon key, with the icon file name 
stored in the default value -- does not work.  
(This technique is used when registering file 
types.)  Windows normally obtains an 
applications icon directly from the EXE, and it 
may not be possible to specify an icon for an 
application, within the registry.]