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How to Set the Look and Feel.

 
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Hi!
I'm trying to make a app with user interface using Netbeans7.4. Everything is working fine, but when i try to change look and feel in my code, Netbeans doesn't show any error but doesn't change nothing too! I believe my default look is "Nimbus". When i try to change to Windows, or Metal he doesn't shows me any compilation error but does not change nothing. What is wrong?

Part of my source code:


I'm using Debian Wheezy 7.1 with OpenBox.

Thank you!
 
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How many look-and-feels do you get in that loop, and what are they?
 
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Try "metal" instead of "Metal".

Greetz,
Piet
 
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Try "metal" instead of "Metal".




Thank you for your help guys.
 
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