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You can use any version of JFC you want. When you look at a projects
properties (by right clicking on the project in the project pane) you can
select your favorite version of swing as a library. You can also add it to
the component toolbar. The documentation should tell you how to install
components on the toolbar.

Max Polk wrote:

> In article <37320267.19815B14@mbari.org>, brian@mbari.org says...
> > Jbuilder3 uses java2. However, you can set Jbuilder2 to compile using
> > Java2. The catch is that Jbuilder's debugger requires Inprise's custom
> > JVM to work. So, while you can compile with Java2 you can't debug.
>
> JFC 1.1 is in "beta" support with JBuilder 2.01.  Will this "beta"
> support ever become JBuilder 2.02 (or 2.1)?

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Brian

"I believe there are 15,747,724,136,275,002,577,
605,653,961,181,555,468,044,717,914,527,116,
709,366,231,425,076,185,631,031,296 protons in
the universe and the same number of electrons."
  ~The Philosophy of Physical Science.
  Cambridge, 1939.
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