Good morning, ihave the following problem :
when the resolution screen of the O.S. is setted to 120 dpi many
labels in my applets became interrupted !
with toolkit.getscreenResolution() i can read the o.s. setting, but

First, I am aware of both SwingUtilities.invokeLater(), and of using Thread
to create a new thread.  These are part of the problem.
I want to have something running in the background, while the GUI is
updating.  I've done that before without a problem, however, now, I need to

Can someone please direct me to a web page that will show, for each Swing
component, all event listeners used by that component (both swing and awt
event listeners)
Additionally, the order of execution of the event listeners as well?

I have a question about multipage printing.
I'm writing custom code to print a report. As the size of the report is
variable, on the first call to the print() method it computes the output
size in both points and pages (based on the PrintFormat object).

I have an applet, here
http://www.aquaticwhirlpools.com/sean/selectMenu.html
What I need is for the select menus to have some space between
them so that I can have the orange/yellow images next to each one.

Brief description:
1) HTMLBrower (my class which extends JEditorPane) is initialized with an
HTML file.
2) I'm passing this HTMLBrowser object into a thread.

I put a JTable and a JEditorPane inside JSplitPane and
setResizeWeight( 0.4 ) but the result doesn't reflect the ratio 0.4.
However, if I change JEditorPane to another JTable, it displays
correctly according to the ratio.

I want to make a JButton to stay in pressed-state
for 2000 milliseconds. How can I add such a delay.
can anyone help?

In large swing applications, how do they handle tons of menu options..etc...
Do they have tons of Action classes that extend to AbstractAction? Because
that seems too much to handle, you know to have lots of classes to handle
each menu option...

Is this behaviour correct?
If I use a JFrame, setAlwaysOnTop() seems to behave as expected but with
the same code just but extend a JWindow instead, the JWindow is always
on top no matter what.

is there a way to do keyboard hooking in java, if yes ... plese let me
know the source code