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1. Windows look and feel for JFileChooser    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to generate a JFileChooser that has the Windows look-and-feel. I couldn't find a method to change it, so I created a base class that extends JFileChooser that changes ...

2. JFileChooser with Windows7 look and feel missing buttons    stackoverflow.com

I succeeded in creating a JFileChooser in the windows look and feel with the following code 

try {
        UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName());
    } catch (Exception ...

3. Is there a way to improve JFileChooser look and feel under Ubuntu?    stackoverflow.com

I've been making a program that uses a JFileChooser. I've set the application up with

UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName()
Which works just fine for pretty much everything under Ubuntu. The only problem I've ...

4. change look and feel of JFileChooser in swing    stackoverflow.com

My requirement is to add check box with every directory which is shown by JFileChooser. and give multi selection facility. How can I achieve this?

5. System look and feel layout on JFileChooser but with nimbus look and feel theme    stackoverflow.com

The windows look and feel layout on JFileChooser is much better than other look and feels like nimbus. So I'm looking for a way to have the layout of a system look ...

6. JFileChooser lookandfeel    coderanch.com

7. How to change look and feel of title bar of JFileChooser    forums.oracle.com

8. How Do You Change the Look & Feel of a JFileChooser Dialog?    forums.oracle.com

I set the L&F of my JFrame to the Metal L&F. I thought it would automatically change the L&F of the JFileChoosers I included in my program but my JFileChoosers still have the Windows L&F. How could I change the L&F of my JFileChoosers to correspond to the Metal L&F of my JFrame? Thank you in advance.

9. How to set L&F on JFileChooser?    forums.oracle.com

I see... I serialize an object to preserve its state in persistent memory. It does little overhead, and occupies 4kb of non-expensive harddisk space. I guess there are other reasons for this since you need to ask. Your assumption that I serialize all my GUI is coming from..where? Who are "us"? In your favor I will assume you are desperately trying ...