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Use java.util..Calendar.getInstance() to create a Calendar object with the
current date and time. The Calendar.get() method can provide the date and
time fields, however the java.text.DateFormat class does a better job of
formatting .

Sara Swartz <Sarabill@nospamHotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3b36757a$1_1@dnews...
> I have two newbie questions: The first is how do I get the current date to
> print on a report?
> The second question refers to formatting. I have a list box that I am
> populating from a vector I am using the form :
>      CountHolder.addElement (filename +"              "  + filer.list
> ().length );
>
> The problem is that each filename is a different length, and therefore the
> filer.list().length parts do not line up in the list box. The result looks
> like
>
> Anypoint    5
> Toy   3
> majorfoobar   18
>
> How can I format the Vector elements so that the numbers line up?
>
> Thanks!
> Sara
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