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  Tutorial: Setting Multi-Line label on the Button

This section shows you how to set the multi line label on the button in Java Swing Applications.

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Here, provideing you an example that sets multi-lines label on the button. This program uses html class from javax.swing.text.html*; package and then breaks the text label of the button into two lines.


 

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