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This is urgent, any suggestions are welcome<br />

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This is urgent, any suggestions are welcome


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do you specify the # of columns in your textfield?<br />
either with setColumns() or in the constructer?<br />
if you dont try explicitly setting those...<br />
so it should behave in the same way on both machines<br />

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do you specify the # of columns in your textfield?
either with setColumns() or in the constructer?
if you dont try explicitly setting those...
so it should behave in the same way on both machines


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The applet that I developed uses awt components and Symantec components. The Look and feel varies depending on the client OS. On windows NT/95 it looks good. On Unix machines, the text in the Textfield control looks truncated. I have treid with different fonts with no use. On a 14' monitor the vertical and horizontal scroll bar appears. How can I eliminate this.
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The applet that I developed uses awt components and Symantec components. The Look and feel varies depending on the client OS. On windows NT/95 it looks good. On Unix machines, the text in the Textfield control looks truncated. I have treid with different fonts with no use. On a 14' monitor the vertical and horizontal scroll bar appears. How can I eliminate this.

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