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  Tutorial: Remove Minimize and Maximize Button of Frame in Java

In this section we are going to learn the coding methods to remove the minimize and maximize button from the title bar of a frame.

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In this section we are going to learn the coding methods to remove the minimize and maximize button from the title bar of a frame. We know that the title bar contains icon, minimize, maximize and close buttons. The following program provides the facility for doing it. That means, the frame or window displays on the screen without minimize and maximize button but it has only the icon and close button on the title bar that helps us at the time of closing the frame or window.


 

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