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how to put more opton on right side of title bar

 
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Hello,
I saw a screen shot in this forum only and was thinking on it. In this screen shot the guy has shown more option on right side of title bar rather than standard three ones(minimize,restore/maximize, exit).
Is it possible to have some customize option there? How? Any clue?
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Arun
 
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If you are content with an MDI (Mutiple Document Interface)UI, in which all your application's windows are drawn inside of one main frame, then you can get the effect you want by implementing your own JInternalFrame. Since a JInternalFrame is a lightweight component, you can completely control the appearance and functionality of it, including changing the options in the window's title bar.
I would think however, that this is a lot of work, so be prepared to roll up your sleeves!
[ February 17, 2002: Message edited by: Rob Ross ]
 
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