> I posted a little game applet on http://www.brising.com/blackbox
> that works just fine on Windows machines.
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> Steve
How are you trying to change the color? JButtons on Mac OS X use the Aqua
L&F and don't respond to setBackground() if that is what you are doing. If
you use icons (just squares of the different colors) instead for the colors
then that would be more portable.

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Steven T Abell - 01 Feb 2005 02:20 GMT
> How are you trying to change the color? JButtons on Mac OS X use the Aqua
> L&F and don't respond to setBackground() if that is what you are doing. If
> you use icons (just squares of the different colors) instead for the colors
> then that would be more portable.
That's what I needed to know.
Hard to believe they'd do that, but stranger things have happened.
Thanks,
Steve
Bill Tschumy - 01 Feb 2005 13:28 GMT
>> How are you trying to change the color? JButtons on Mac OS X use the Aqua
>> L&F and don't respond to setBackground() if that is what you are doing. If
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> Steve
You know Apple... "Think Different"

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Steven T Abell - 01 Feb 2005 18:12 GMT
>>I posted a little game applet on http://www.brising.com/blackbox
>>that works just fine on Windows machines.
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> you use icons (just squares of the different colors) instead for the colors
> then that would be more portable.
I now forcibly set the L&F to Metal and
http://www.brising.com/blackbox
now works correctly on Macs also.
Write once, test everywhere. <}:-)
Thanks.
Steve