🚀 go-pugleaf

Well, I have been using JBuilder 3 for development in 1.1 and 1.2. The
annoying frustrations with JBuilder 2 (for example in trying to right
swing applets) are not there with JBuilder 3. I actually quite like it
and am not looking for a replacement. So I suppose that is a
recommendation.

Borland, is the cheque in the post?

Jon

enisoc wrote:
> 
> i don't know about jb3 (but i'm sure it's much better), but my little ol'
> jbuilder2 standard has fine drag and drop support for swing, letting you
> move, resize, add/remove components, change properties. in other words, it
> fully supports javabeans.
> 
> Matthew Evett <evett@emunix.emich.edu> wrote in message
> news:3835C176.54574D65@emunix.emich.edu...
> > Borland's blurbs about JBuilder on their website mention support for
> > 1.1.  Do the visual tools of the latest release of JBuilder
> > (professional ed.) support Swing very well?
> >
> > We're currently deciding on what Java IDE to place in our labs here
> > (over 200 PCs), and are trying to do an evaluation.
> >
> > Thanks, Matt Evett
> >
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> > Assistant Professor                             Eastern Michigan Univ.
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> >
> >