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Article #8290Re: Dragging JPanel
From: Robin Voogt
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2000 00:00
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2000 00:00
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No, I mean in the running application. Greg Hamer wrote: > If you are talking about working in the UI designer, select the JPanel in > the component tree > then drag the JPanel using the center nib. > > "Robin Voogt" <robin_voogt@datacoach.nl> wrote in message > news:39D04F18.914BE761@datacoach.nl... > > How can I drag and drop for example: a JEditorPane itself which stays on > > top of a > > JPanel? > > > > Thanks, Robin Voogt > >
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