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Property StringObject Type
DesktopIcon.backgroundColor
DesktopIcon.borderBorder
DesktopIcon.fontFont
DesktopIcon.foregroundColor
DesktopIcon.iconIcon
DesktopIcon.widthInteger
DesktopIcon.windowBindingsObject[ ]
DesktopIconUIString










14.53.JInternalFrame
14.53.1.Rules of Using Internal Frames
14.53.2.JInternalFrame style: Not Resizable, Not Closable, Not Maximizable, Not IconifiableJInternalFrame style: Not Resizable, Not Closable, Not Maximizable, Not Iconifiable
14.53.3.DragMode: JDesktopPane.OUTLINE_DRAG_MODEDragMode: JDesktopPane.OUTLINE_DRAG_MODE
14.53.4.JInternalFrame: JInternalFrame.isPaletteJInternalFrame: JInternalFrame.isPalette
14.53.5.Listening to InternalFrameListenerListening to InternalFrameListener
14.53.6.JInternalFrame Property Constants
14.53.7.Demonstrating the use of the constants within a PropertyChangeListener.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