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how to use the free space available in the right of the JTabbedPanels?

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From: Adrian Pitulac
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 02:16
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Hello,

I was wondering if i can use the free space on the screen available when i
use a JTabbedPanel and i don't have so much tabs for all the horizontal size
of the JTabbedPanel. I want to use it for some buttons and some logos....

Also how can i add the buttons to navigate over the tabs? I have seen such
applications and those buttons were in that empty space i was talking about.
Which is the best method to navigate between tabs?


Thanks in advance.....


Adrian
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