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Hi, my first newbie question. I did search and could not find an answer elsewhere. I am creating a small application at work as part of a learning experience in Java, a simple How-To manual for our newbies. At this point I am trying to get the banner to look right, and have made some progress. Where I am currently stuck is in spacing the lines, I need to get them close together than the app is currently doing. The lines in question are in the banner section; I need to cut the spacing by half, while leaving the font sizes as they are.

Thanks in advance,

Mike

 
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This looks more like a Swing/AWT type question. You'll probably get a better response there, so i'll move it over for you.
 
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