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Java Tutorial » Swing » JInternalFrame   14.53.9.Customizing JInternalFrame.DesktopIcon Look and FeelPrevious/Next Property String Object Type DesktopIcon.background Color DesktopIcon.border Border DesktopIcon.font Font DesktopIcon.foreground Color DesktopIcon.icon Icon DesktopIcon.width Integer DesktopIcon.windowBindings Object[ ] DesktopIconUI String 14.53.JInternalFrame 14.53.1. Rules of Using Internal Frames 14.53.2. JInternalFrame style: Not Resizable, Not Closable, Not Maximizable, Not Iconifiable 14.53.3. DragMode: JDesktopPane.OUTLINE_DRAG_MODE 14.53.4. JInternalFrame: JInternalFrame.isPalette 14.53.5. Listening to InternalFrameListener 14.53.6. JInternalFrame Property Constants 14.53.7. Demonstrating the use of the constants within a PropertyChangeListener. 14.53.8. Customizing a JInternalFrame Look and Feel 14.53.9. Customizing JInternalFrame.DesktopIcon Look and Feel