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Creating my own version of form objects with attributes set to variables

Asked by Bryan_123 in Java Programming Language, New to Java Programming

Very, very new to Java. I have a program written in FoxPro and I'd like to rewrite it using Java. I'm starting with the basics. Is there a way to make my own copy of a form object such as a JLabel to keep in my own toolbox (not sure of the terminology yet, it was stored in Libraries in FoxPro) where I could set the attributes such as font, forecolor, size, etc. to public variables and be able to reuse this new Label class by dragging it onto my forms in development mode. I want to have input objects on the forms that set their attributes to each user's preferences. Could someone please step me through this if it is possible? Thank you in advance.
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