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Allen - 29 Apr 2004 14:09 GMT
Hi there. Apologies first of all if this is the wrong group for this
question. I have just started using Netbeans and am placing labels and
textboxes on a form.When I run the program it opens the form in a
small size. When I resize it the labels and textboxes all grow with it
and still fill the entire form. I am using the Grid layout with 3
columns and 2 rows. If I increase the number of columns there is no
difference. If I increase the number of rows then the textboxes drop
down to fill a row each. What I want to do is place a textbox next to
a label on each row and specify the height, width, gridX and gridY for
each component and have them stay the same size when the form expands.
Can anyone give me any pointers.

TIA
Allen
Manolis Christodoulou - 01 May 2004 10:10 GMT
> Hi there. Apologies first of all if this is the wrong group for this
> question. I have just started using Netbeans and am placing labels and
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> each component and have them stay the same size when the form expands.
> Can anyone give me any pointers.

Try to put some glues at specific places. They expand and leave the rest
at their default size.


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