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Lamont:

That's a symptom of mixing lightweight and heavyweight components. 
See your hintsandtips.txt file for more info and followup references. 
It's a hugly important topic/concept for Swing and one that everyone
has to keep in the "forebrain" as JFC evolves.

-Rich

Lamont M. Beal wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> I am using JBuilder's TabSetPanel with four tabs sited on a Dialog. Each tab
> contains a main container panel (for adding additional components).  When I
> display the Dialog box, I see every control from all the tabs on the
> TabSetPanel. I have to click on each tab before things look normal. For
> example, I have to click on all four tabs then click back to the first
> before each tab displays their intended set of components.
> 
> I have tried calling a few paint methods but nothing works.
> 
> Do I need to set the Dialog Box visible property to false, then to true
> after the TabSetPanel has drawn all the components?
> 
> Do I call a repaint method?
> 
> Do I highlight each tab in code before displaying the TabSetPanel component?
> 
> I would greatly appreciate some help on this. Thanks
> 
> Monty

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