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As far as I can see, there isn't a lineWrap property in either the
JTextComponent, JEditorPane or JTextPane.

Thanks for any help,

Jacob

"Paul Furbacher [TeamB]" <pnf@home.com> wrote in message
news:391B24ED.233F9323@home.com...
> Jacob,
>
> Pleae do NOT cross-post or multi-post the same message!  This
> message, and variants of it have appeared on just about every
> newsgroup I've looked at in the past 15 minutes.  Send a single
> message to a single, most appropriate newsgroup.  And be willing
> to wait patiently for a response.
>
> We heard you.  Just because you don't get an immediate answer
> doesn't mean that no one has seen this message.  Currently,
> I'm thinking of a reply, but don't have a good one (see below
> for some ideas).
>
> > I am sorry if this appears more than once. I tried to post this before,
but
> > it didn't show up. This will be the last repeat.
> >
> > I am trying to get rid of Word wrap in either a JEditorPane or
JTextPane. In
> > other words, I am putting the JTextPane/JEditorPane in a JScrollPane and
i
> > would like to have the horizontal scrollbar show up automatically.
>
> Did you set the "lineWrap" property of the text component
> to false?
>
> In another message you mentioned flickering.  Given Swing's
> general problems with painting, you may have to live with
> that -- unless someone else knows a way around it in this
> case.
>
>
> Paul Furbacher (TeamB)