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Hi Steve,
a BevelPanel is just a container component, it can't be made "modal" on it's
own. Depending on the settings of it's edges, you may not even see it. You
can add components to it and it will give you a nice looking box around
them, but nothing else. Modal is something you can only use with a Frame or
Dialog.
...Conrad

AcidSteve wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Here is the problem: in Init() function of Applet class, BevelPanel is
> constructed. During execution BevelPanel is not displayed. While
> debugging: visible and enabled is true; after construction of BevelPanel
> object, it can be seen that BevelPanel is displayed for a moment.
>
> So, what should be done to make BevelPanel a "modal" object (which means
> that any activity is suspended until BevelPanel is closed).
>
> Thanks for answering.
>
> Note: Using BevelPanel and Applet names means that in program there are
> classes that extends either Applet class or BevelPanel.



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