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Seems so easy in theory doesn't it? Unfortunately each panel I want to swap has a lot of stuff on it, so making components invisible is not really an option. Thanks for trying anyway. Kevin

Thanks for the suggestion, but on the code fragment illustrated I am not using a BorderLayout, that's just in my real applet. Any other ideas?

Perhaps I wasn't really clear in my last posting yesterday. I am not using Swing packages yet (stuck with Microsoft J++) and so the changePanel.updateUI(); suggestion is not an option, surely there must be a way without using Swing. All I want to do is remove a control and then add another to...

In the code fragment below I want to remove a control and then add another to a panel. However, all that happens is that the original control first disappears with the second control not appearing. What am I doing wrong and/or how else can I solve this problem when I want to change controls in a...

Right so I have the Java 2 plug-in and I've no idea what to do with it so that Internet Explorer runs applets using swing components. I've also had difficulty locating the html Converter that supposedly comes with 1.3.0_02 which I have - can someone tell me where it should be? In despair I...

Can someone help me set up Internet Explorer 5 to work with Swing. I guess I need to set this up to use the Sun Java VM and not Microsofts VM, but I can't find out how to do this. My applets look fine with appletviewer but not ie. Also how do I get Visual J++ 6.0 to work with the Swing classes...

I'm opening the html file in my browser. This works for all the non-Swing examples, but for the Swing ones I just get a nice grey area and nothing else.

I have downloaded 1.3.0_02 and am told this comes with Swing, but all the Swing examples I try do nothing (none swing examples work). Where is swing to be found? And if it's not there what do I do?