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jlabel

Question tag: jlabel 8 Questions

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I tried to print two images back-to-back using a JPanel containing two JLabel instances read using HTML, but I get a gap between them. How can I avoid this?

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If the default HTML JLabel font under JDK 1.4 and later is bold, since there is no “un-bold” or “plain” command in HTML, how do I get a plain font?

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When I print a JLabel, I always get blue text, or a non-white background, or a bold font. How do I fix this?

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My HTML JLabel fonts appear to be one size too big under JDK 1.3.x when compared to JDK 1.4.x and later, why?

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Using a JLabel for the right header or footer with right justified text, text runs over the right edge. Why?

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My HTML JLabel fonts appear to be SansSerif, BOLD, 12, black under JDK 1.4 and later but Serif, PLAIN, 14, blue under JDK 1.3.x, why?

appear Black bold fonts html JDK jlabel

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My JLabel looks right on the screen but when J2PanelPrinter prints it the last characters get trnncated or changed to “…”, why?

changed characters jlabel looks prints right screen

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Can I use page numbering and/or date/time formatting in a JLabel header or footer?

footer header jlabel numbering page time