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Sorry about the slow response, I've been away from home for a long 
weekend.

Try looking at the source code and see whether it looks 'correct' or if 
something has mangled the declarations and object constructors/ownership.  
I'm not sure if this could be a bug in JB, or something which doesn't 
work the same in different Java versions.

I'm confused about 'adds it to the desktop' - are you saying your code 
for frameA should create a child frame, but it is painted in the JBuilder 
IDE desktop instead of within the designers?

For the buttons it sounds like the code has got munged somehow, and the 
buttons have been swapped between frames.  Take a look at the source, you 
should be able to identify the error there.   

In article <379E6D36.995C9EE5@ittc.ukans.edu>, jcaspen@ittc.ukans.edu 
says...
> After updating Jbuilder, the Java new problems appeared.  It uses a
> desktop and jinternalframes. In one case, JInternalFrame  A creates a
> new JInternalFrame B and then ads it to the desktop.
> 
> If JInternalFrame B is located over JInternalFrame A, the button of A
> that has the focus remains over B. If I press the tab key, the buttons
> of A (that should be covered by A) appear of B.
> 
> 

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pf