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Use a JLabel to add the image to the screen, OR a JButton, here's an example:<br />
<br />
<br />
ImageIcon imgIc = new ImageIcon( &quot;image.gif&quot; );<br />
JButton jb = new JButton( imgIc );<br />
jb.setSize( x, y );<br />
jb.setBorderPainted( false );<br />
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Then, when they select the radiobutton, it gets the image name from an array, and uses this to replace it:<br />
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imgIc = new ImageIcon( &quot;NewImage.gif&quot; );<br />
jb = new JButton( imgIc );<br />
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repaint();<br />
<br />
I think that should do it -- what do you think?? :-)<br />
[r.D]
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Use a JLabel to add the image to the screen, OR a JButton, here's an example:


ImageIcon imgIc = new ImageIcon( "image.gif" );
JButton jb = new JButton( imgIc );
jb.setSize( x, y );
jb.setBorderPainted( false );

Then, when they select the radiobutton, it gets the image name from an array, and uses this to replace it:

imgIc = new ImageIcon( "NewImage.gif" );
jb = new JButton( imgIc );

repaint();

I think that should do it -- what do you think?? :-)
[r.D]

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hmmm....<br />
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&gt;&quot;the symbol must be shown in front of the radiobutton.&quot;<br />
...what do you mean by this exactly? :o\<br />
<br />
[r.D]
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hmmm....

>"the symbol must be shown in front of the radiobutton."
...what do you mean by this exactly? :o\

[r.D]

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Hi V,<br />
to save you the decission; award sciuriware with the points, please. :-)<br />
<br />
[r.D]<br />

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Hi V,
to save you the decission; award sciuriware with the points, please. :-)

[r.D]


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how can i show and hide a picture(like a tringle which contain an exclamation mark) <br />
in a frame which contains a group of radiobutton at selecting <br />
one of these radiobutton.<br />
the symbol must be shown in front of the radiobutton.<br />
<br />
thanks
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how can i show and hide a picture(like a tringle which contain an exclamation mark) 
in a frame which contains a group of radiobutton at selecting 
one of these radiobutton.
the symbol must be shown in front of the radiobutton.

thanks

handling picture within a frame

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