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Doug:

Do you have 2.0?  If so, do File | New Application and look at the
code that's gen'd to see how to invoke and change a L&F.  For
deployment, it's a little trickier.  Check in the deployment newsgroup
for a post from me that begins with "SOLUTION" that covers what you'll
need to do do deploy L&F code.

-Rich

Doug Welzel wrote:
> 
> I figured it was something like that.  Now, in some reading I saw that there
> are various jar files for each of the different L&F's.. thought that might
> be a start.
> 
> But, how do I deploy my code with a different L&F?  (or with several for
> that matter)  I'll continue to look around JBuilder to see if I can figure
> it out for myself...
> 
> Thanks for the help..
> 
> Richard Wilkman wrote in message <35A15559.130BC2BE@inprise.com>...
> >Doug:
> >
> >In JBuilder it will always look like Windows unless you use the L&F
> >switching in the designer (2.0) to preview it.  What you get at
> >runtime depends on the L&F you code and deploy.  If you don't code and
> >deploy a L&F you get Metal as your default.
> >
> >In 2.0, the Application and Applet Wizards generate some L&F code for
> >you (and then you choose which one).
> >
> >-Rich
> >

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