[thelist] Java: JLabel's background color
Kevin W
null at tsn.cc
Sun Jan 12 02:16:01 CST 2003
> add the following line before setting the backgroung color of the label:
> label.setOpaque(false);
Thanks!
But I think you mean setOpaque(true).
<tip type="Notes on the desktop" author="Kevin W">
On Windows 98, you can use a HTML file as the "desktop wallpaper". Just
right-click > Properties > Background > Browse, and select the file. You
will need Active Desktop enabled.
You can use this for whatever you want; probably the best use is for your
sticky notes. Things to remember are: you can use CSS and Javascript (to
an extent), but it breaks when you add a doctype.
</tip>
--
Kevin W :-)
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