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/** |
/** |
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* JDesktopPane is a container (usually for JInternalFrames) that simulates a |
* JDesktopPane is a container (usually for JInternalFrames) that simulates a |
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* desktop. Typically, the user will create JInternalFrames and place thme in |
* desktop. Typically, the user will create JInternalFrames and place them in |
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* a JDesktopPane. The user can then interact with JInternalFrames like they |
* a JDesktopPane. The user can then interact with JInternalFrames like they |
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* usually would with JFrames. The actions (minimize, maximize, close, etc) |
* usually would with JFrames. The actions (minimize, maximize, close, etc) |
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* are done by using a DesktopManager that is associated with the |
* are done by using a DesktopManager that is associated with the |