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When I write something like this:
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JFrame myFrame = new JFrame();
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myFrame.setTitle("\t\t myApp");
I get the result below in the JFrame title:
It just happens in Windows XP and works fine in Leopard OS. Is there any way to fix it?
Thanks.
As Andrew has already pointed, you should not be doing this. Essentially Windows went to the font’s character dictionary to find out how best to render “\t” and printed that wonderful square for you instead, cause that’s all it knew how to do.
The title is not a “text component”, it’s a rendered element, and thus, doesn’t handle formatting of this nature…
Follow Andrew’s advice