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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

Doug Welzel wrote:
> 
> I've been developing some small applications and in playing with the look &
> feel options have noticed that no matter which I pick, the always looks the
> same when it is run (on a Windows box).  Its kind of an obvious question,
> but what components should look different with the various look & feel
> choices?
> 
> ie .. I looked at Sun's spec for the Metal look & feel -- the windows
> borders were that sun purple, etc.. but when I choose that look & feel it
> just looks like Windows..
> 
> Any clarification would help..
> 
> Thanks..
> 
> Doug

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