Re: Java Applet startup color

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From: Ning Li
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 00:00

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You can use setBackground method to specify the color of the applet. Or
the browsers will choose their default color: gray for IE and white for
Netscape. 

Mike Wolterink (m.wolterink@nedap.nl) wrote:
: Hello,

: when an applet is loading in your browser, its color is always gray.
: Is it possible to change the gray startup-color of the applet ??


: thanx in advance !

: Mike

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From: lining@Glue.umd.edu (Ning Li)
Subject: Re: Java Applet startup color
Date: 1999/07/27
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