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Hello Rich,

Hello,

 I have the following pb:

I want to use a GridLayout with 2 columns and 4 rows. I set it in the
designer and when I take some Swing components like jLabel and
JTextField in my frame it looks like if I have only one column. But if I

let the rows to 0, it's ok !!!

Any idea ?



Rich Wilkman wrote:

> Gemplus:
>
> While it's not as elegant as drag and drop, moving the add() call in the
> source (cut and paste) is as easy as it gets.  This is the standard MO
> for the portions of Java that are still linear (add order dependent).
>
> -Rich
>
> Gemplus Software wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I want to underline the fact that the Menu designer is not very useful
> > !!
> > How to change easily the position of a JMenu in a JMenuBar ???
> >
> > It's painfull !!
> >
> > Hope this will enhance in the next release !!!
>
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