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Hm.  I checked the JPanel that I'm adding the image too, and doubleBuffering is set to true.  But it still flickers(!).  Am I missing
something?

Vladimir Olenin wrote:

> Try to use double buffering. Actually BevelPanel has a flag "double
> buffering", if i'm not mistaken. (At least JPanel has it 4 sure). So, u
> can just turn this option on and then add image to that BevelPanel (or
> JPanel). If u don't like either of these ways 4 some reason, u can also
> write your own code, which is not very complicated. (As far as i
> remember, u'd write repaint method. The trick is that firstly u paint
> your image on "virtual" screen in RAM. Then, just print that screen on
> your display.) Think the problem would be solved.
>
>                                            Vladimir Olenin
>
> Alex Humphreys wrote:
> >
> > I've created a splash screen by  extending Window (instead of
> > Dialog--thanks, Greg H) and including a GIF image in the Window.
> > Trouble is it flickers horribly as it loads (it's bad with interlacing
> > turned on, is worse with it off, and was not nearly so bad when
> > extending Dialog instead of Window).  Is there a way to get it to paint
> > smoothly?  Thanks.
> >
> > --Alex
> >
> > Here's the relevant code:
> >
> >       splash_img.setFlat(true);
> >       splash_img.setImage(ImageLoader.loadFromResource("SITEsplash.GIF",
> > this));
> >       xYLayout1.setWidth(486);
> >       xYLayout1.setHeight(324);
> >       this.setLayout(xYLayout1);
> >       this.add(splash_img, new XYConstraints(0, 0, 486, 324));
> >       this.add(panel1);
>
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