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That does not seem normal at all.
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Yea its pretty frustrating. it will b all clear then if you roll the scroll bar up and down fast enough it turns that beautiful orange. I hoped it would have been a common fault but Nobody seems to have &nbsp;had any similar experience. 
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Yea its pretty frustrating. it will b all clear then if you roll the scroll bar up and down fast enough it turns that beautiful orange. I hoped it would have been a common fault but Nobody seems to have  had any similar experience.

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Only when you run in from withing NetBeans? Also when you run it from the command line?
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Only when you run in from withing NetBeans? Also when you run it from the command line?

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No. on command line also but seems to be harder to generate this fault on command line.It will generate if for example a button has no Action event I've &nbsp;discovered. Even if i could just reset it without system restart wolud be great. 
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No. on command line also but seems to be harder to generate this fault on command line.It will generate if for example a button has no Action event I've  discovered. Even if i could just reset it without system restart wolud be great.

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???<br />
So you accept as accepted solution a comment &nbsp;in which I ask you a question...<br />
How must I interprete this?<br />

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???
So you accept as accepted solution a comment  in which I ask you a question...
How must I interprete this?


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When I run a java program the screen goes red. Anybody had this problem before? or knows how to reset it. It doesn't &nbsp;happen straight away and if a button had no method this might cause it or if you roll a scroll bar up and down to fast .<br />
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Im using windows xp<br />
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Netbeans v6.5.1<br />
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When I run a java program the screen goes red. Anybody had this problem before? or knows how to reset it. It doesn't  happen straight away and if a button had no method this might cause it or if you roll a scroll bar up and down to fast .

Im using windows xp
and
Netbeans v6.5.1


java programs turn red and orange

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