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FontChooser chooser = &nbsp;FontChooser(your_frame_ins<wbr />tance);<br />
chooser.setVisible(true);<br />
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now you can call chooser.getNewFont() or chooser.getNewColor() or chooser.getAttributes() 
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FontChooser chooser =  FontChooser(your_frame_instance);
chooser.setVisible(true);

now you can call chooser.getNewFont() or chooser.getNewColor() or chooser.getAttributes()

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sorry (missing the new):<br />
FontChooser chooser = &nbsp;new FontChooser(MyJFrame.this)<wbr />;<br />

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sorry (missing the new):
FontChooser chooser =  new FontChooser(MyJFrame.this);


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I previously asked about a font chooser, and someone gave me one. The problem is now I don't know how to make that class work in my action performed method that runs when my change font button is pressed. I got the FontChanger link is <a href="http://examples.oreilly.com/jswing2/code/ch12/FontChooser.java" rel="ugc">http://examples.oreilly.com/jswing2/code/ch12/FontChooser.java</a>&nbsp;. &nbsp;I would really appreciate anyone who could help me figure this out.
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I previously asked about a font chooser, and someone gave me one. The problem is now I don't know how to make that class work in my action performed method that runs when my change font button is pressed. I got the FontChanger link is http://examples.oreilly.com/jswing2/code/ch12/FontChooser.java .  I would really appreciate anyone who could help me figure this out.

How do I  add a FontChooser class into my ActionPerformed method.

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