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Using netbeans gui on a JPanel Form in the design view, components added to the form have a default gap of about 10px between them, how can i get rid of this default gap so i can lay out the components next to each other.
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Using netbeans gui on a JPanel Form in the design view, components added to the form have a default gap of about 10px between them, how can i get rid of this default gap so i can lay out the components next to each other.

layout in netbeans design view

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