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How to remove Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons from JFrame?
exmaples?
Thanx in advance
 
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hi babu,
u can remove maximize and minimize button by making the frame non resizable.
frame.setResizable(false);
for close button i've no idea.
regards
deekasha

 
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I have found that by simply performing a frame.setResizable(false) does not remove maximize and minimize buttons but rather will simply grey them out. I am currently using JDK 1.3.1.
If anyone knows how to completely remove the min, max and close buttons I would be greatful if you sent me an email...jt_rav@yahoo.com
-Jason

Originally posted by deekasha gunwant:
hi babu,
u can remove maximize and minimize button by making the frame non resizable.
frame.setResizable(false);
for close button i've no idea.
regards
deekasha


 
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why dont u use JWindow instead that way u are guaranteed not
to get the buttons

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As John said with JWindow there are no buttons at all.
If you use JDialog only the close button is present...
The decision is yours...
Tom.
 
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