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ok.  But I don't explicitly call any Swing things (and the app was developed
in JB1), so JB2 must throw in those Swing calls--can I get rid of them?

If not, how can I include the Swing classes in my zipped app?  (I can't
include swingall.jar on my classpath because a) it's a lot of excess baggage
and more importantly b) the Mac JBindery thing only works with zips.

Thanks.

Richard Wilkman wrote:

> Alex:
>
> Use Swing and you are using L&F.  No way around it.
>
> "Good Old Fashioned Java" means use awt.  No L&F there, but not as fun
> as playing with the new stuff.
>
> -Rich
>
> Alex Humphreys wrote:
> >
> > I've got all the look and feel options working on my Windows platform,
> > but for the life of me can't get them to work on a Mac platform.  Is it
> > possible to not use a LookAndFeel and just use Good Old Fashioned Java?
> > How do I do this?
> >
> > Thanks.
>
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