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  Tutorial: Changing Look and Feel of Swing Application

This section shows how to set different look and feel for your Swing Application.

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This section provides an example that set differenet look and feel for you java swing. The look and feel feature of Java Swing provides more interactivity of the frame for user application. Swing allows to change the Look and Feel of the application on the fly.


 

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