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Mike:

Sounds like you set the "enabled" property on the Frame.  JBuilder uses Java
and the VM to show you what you are really working on (closest thing to
WYSIWYG you'll find).  Set the enabled property on the frame to true and the
children in that container start to use their runtime behaviour.

-Rich

mike_maurer@autosoft.com wrote:

> I am working on a simple About box that displays some info. It is a Dialog
> with a BevelPanel, some text labels, and an OK button that closes the
> dialog. The code looks fine, and it runs perfect. I was able to visually
> build it just fine in the form designer. But now the designer has suddenly
> gone wacky on me!
>
> I cannot click on certain controls to select them. They act like they
> would in a running program! When I click on a button it depresses. I
> cannot grab it and move it to another location on the dialog. But I can
> select it by clicking on its name over in the navigator pane, and then
> edit the properties. I tried dropping other controls onto the form, and
> they had the same problem. Click on a checkbox and it checks or unchecks.
> If I add some tooltip text for these controls over in the property
> inspector, then the tooltip text will pop up when I enter them with the
> mouse pointer. Just exactly like it should work in a running program. But
> remember, I'm in the form designer and have not yet run the program at
> all!
>
> I blew away the whole project, rebooted, created a new project, and
> added my source files back in (this has fixed other mysterious problems
> for me in the past). But it still has the same problem.
>
> What in the heck is going on here?!
>
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