Hi folks. J have a little problem:
I build a small java editor. I have the menubar. I would like to have a
close button (x) on the most right place of the menubar.
Is there a way to do this painless...?

I want to scroll up/down by pressing buttons
other than the standards of JScrollBar(These
simple up und down arrows).
Is it possible?

I posted here a long time ago and no one was able to help me.
It's been quite a while, so I wanted to try again ...
I have a very unusual problem.
When I was running RedHat 7.1, my GUI-based Java applications appeared

Can I set a JFrame on top of other JFrame (always on top), but keep both
enabled and accessible?
I have a JTextArea with a JScrollPane.
When I add a long text to JTextArea, JScrollPane moves to bottom of

I have used both sun's online help and "Core Java Volume
I-Fundamentals" to begin my java programming.  Now I want to go to
the next step and don't know where to turn.
I have two different panels layed out.  Each is a page.  One shows

Hi, I'm new to java world. When I start programming in Java with GUIs, I
always messed up with where the data variables should go. Actually, I found
the easiest way is to put all data in the main frame class (usually a
subclass of JFrame) so that the burden of worrying data exchange ...