You must do a setBounds() to the window.
This is an example to center the window. Hope this can help. :-)
private void center(Frame frame)
{
int width, height;
int offsetX, offsetY;
if ( frame==null )
{
// Center to desktop
Dimension desktopSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize();
width = desktopSize.width;
height = desktopSize.height;
offsetX = 0;
offsetY = 0;
}
else
{
// Center to frame
Rectangle rec = frame.getBounds();
width = rec.width;
height = rec.height;
offsetX = rec.x;
offsetY = rec.y;
}
Rectangle windowSize = getBounds();
setBounds( (width - windowSize.width )/2 + offsetX,
(height - windowSize.height)/2 + offsetY,
windowSize.width, windowSize.height );
}
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Jose Luis Rando Calvo
Area de Investigaci�n y Desarrollo
Estudio Inform�tica Software S.L.U.
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>>> Doug Fields <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/19 7:09 >>>
Hello,
(I'm using NetBeans 3.2, but that doesn't matter much for this question.)
How can I tell Java that when the window is opened (a JFrame or JDialog)
that I want its opening location to be whatever the window manager (in this
case, Windows 2000, but whatever) to choose its location?
All my windows are opening up in the top left corner and this is not
helpful to have them all on top of each other and in a bad place on the
screen to boot.
Thanks,
Doug
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