July 25, 2008 10:59am pdt

1. CEHJ 20,500
2. girionis 18,875
3. Nellios 14,900
4. jkr 5,000
5. shivaspk 4,750
6. objects 4,000
6. deeppra 4,000
6. Bart_Cr 4,000
9. rrz@87... 3,600
10. spoxox 3,200
11. Sankozi 2,900
12. MicheleM... 2,750
13. adrpo 2,700
14. ksivananth 2,000
14. arturh 2,000
14. contactka... 2,000
14. shaz_ 2,000
14. mohamma... 2,000
14. virmaior 2,000

1. CEHJ 39,900
2. objects 24,630
3. girionis 21,355
4. Nellios 14,900
5. shivaspk 7,750
6. mayankea... 6,152
7. jkr 5,750
8. Bart_Cr 5,500
9. contactka... 5,000
10. deeppra 4,000
11. aozarov 3,600
11. rrz@87... 3,600
13. spoxox 3,200
14. blu 3,000
14. Javatm 3,000
14. Ajay-Singh 3,000

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NetBeans 5.5 / How to disable Auto Resize of components.

Zone: NetBeans IDE

Tags: netbeans, resize, auto, disable

Hello Experts,

There is something that is really bugging me about Net Beans 5.5 and I was wondering if you could help. Every time I place a few components in a jFrame, the thing tries to help me by auto resizing stuff. I can not describe how much I HATE that. Can you please tell me if there's a way to stop that? No. I do not mind taking the extra time to align everything on my own.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: donniedarko801

Solution Provided By: mayankeagle

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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