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Asked: 2026-06-10T16:32:47+00:00

First of all, I don’t really have any code, because it’s a universal problem

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First of all, I don’t really have any code, because it’s a universal problem I’m seeing and am just wondering if anyone else has ever encountered it.

As near as I can tell the eclipse and JNLP UI properties are identical…So, what I am seeing is that when assigning the exact same component – any component – the exact same font (I’m using Arial, Bold, 12 for everything) and the results in JNLP and Eclipse are slightly different, even when run on the exact same computer.

Here’s a screenshot (Eclipse result is on top, JNLP result is on bottom):

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Anyhoo, if anyone has ever seen this or has any suggestions, that would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team

    It is most probably the properties used by the JRE for text antialiasing. Visit this code to experiment.

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