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You will probably need to write your own textarea class.
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You will probably need to write your own textarea class.

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Hi im creating a mobile phone application that sends messages across the network.. Anyways, the question im asking is how do i put an image as the background for a JTextArea, so that when i view it the image is in the background of the JTextArea, and i can write in the JTextArea as usual with the image in the background (just for visual effects basically).<br />
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Any advice?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Phoinix
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Hi im creating a mobile phone application that sends messages across the network.. Anyways, the question im asking is how do i put an image as the background for a JTextArea, so that when i view it the image is in the background of the JTextArea, and i can write in the JTextArea as usual with the image in the background (just for visual effects basically).

Any advice?

Thanks,
Phoinix

How do i put an image as a background for a JTextArea?

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