I like to use JPanels for drawing custom graphics. That way the JPanel can be added to a JFrame or a JApplet. The problem is that when I do this and then try to add other components to the same JFrame/JApplet using FlowLayout or BorderLayout my JPanel with the graphics on it gets pushed to a size so small the graphics can't be seen. Is there a way to get my graphics JPanel to keep it's size? -Michael Sullivan-
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