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Perfect!! I was actually planning on using the JWindow approach but I definitely like the undecorated JDialog idea better. As it turns out I am using the 1.4.1 SDK but I was unable to figure out what...

well, you can set the main class but that won't help you. If you are using a shortcut to launch the application you can specify the switch as part of the command line in the shortcut.

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I'm not sure you're still looking for help on this but I can give you some info to get you started. Basically your dialog or whatever will need to listen for keyboad events and each time it gets on...

I believe that the only way to accomplish this would be to listen for the drag started event and if the object being fragged is the main window just cancel the event. Not 100% sure on this but it...

To follow up on what dlorde said, I have noticed that you cannot request focus to a field before the dialog is set visible. Now, if you've thought about this you have noticed the problem. Once you...

Hmmmm, I'm not sure you'll be able to actually do that but I can tell you that if you can it will involve writing your own Renderer. Take a look at the javadocs for ListCellRenderer, it may provide...

You need to have the dll in your system path, the easiest place to put the dll is the Windows directory. If you happen to be on a non-windows OS just add the directory the dll is in to your classpath...

What class can't it find? The error should say something like NoClassDefFoundError java.lang.XXX or something like that. We need to know which classes can't be found in order to help. Also, are you...

OK, I realize this may seem a little strange but I really need some help on this. I have an application in which I would like to display a simple JPanel with a JTextField that allows the user to...