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Hello All,

I am not 100% sure that this is where this question belongs, but I thought I would at least start here.

Part of what I am working on is a canvas (JFrame?) that can either grow when something is dropped on it past its existing boundary or is already of a very large size.
Am I right in assuming that is a JFrame? How do I get it to grow dynamically or set it to such a large size that growing it does not matter?

Thanks,

Craigbert
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