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Hi, Vasudevan,

The only thing i can say, EXACTLY! There ARE problems u are writing
about. My system is Win95 OSR2 PE/64MB/150MHz and i have the same
problems. When i press a JButton some ridiculous rectangles appear
around the pointer. The same happens when content of JTable or
JTextField or smth is being selected. That's terrible! It looks like
revenge on Microsoft. But that's programmers who suffer most.

Thanx 4 replying and help anyway. All the best.

    Vladimir


Vasudevan Srinivasan wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> I downloaded the 20MB JDK 1.2 and tried running the example swing
> applications. They were working fine,  though didnt have time to look at the
> code yet. Seems like JDK 1.2 contains the Swing package (JFC 1.1). But still
> there seems to be refreshing, painting problems in my Win98/64Mb/300MHz (may
> be coz of OS). I will have a closer look and post.
> 
> Vladimir Olenin wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> >
> > Just installed JDK2 (JDK1.2) and it seems to me that there are only
> > basic Swing classes in javax package, like JButton, JTextField, etc, and
> > no DefaultStyledDocument, SwingContants, etc. Is that really so, or they
> > r still somewhere there? It's said on Sun's site that JFC1.1 is included
> > in JKD1.2. But it seems to be not quite so. Can anybody here clear this
> > up, please? Thanks a ton.
> >
> > Vladimir
> >
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