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Thumbnail view on JFileChooser
Avishek Singh
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How do i get the thunbnail view in JFilechooser instead of the details or list view? i want the thumbnail view instead of the list view.
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Welcome to JavaRanch.
The
JFileChooser page
of teh
Java
Tutorial seems to have an example that uses thumbnails.
Avishek Singh
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But that page has filechooser which has the list of files in list view...instead of the list/detail view, i want the files to be displayed in thumbnail view in the jfilechooser itself rather than on a extra panel in jfilechooser.
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How far down that page did you scroll?
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