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I think I discovered why the tabs showed up as Metal LaF. The
LookAndFeelUtil used to initialize winlaf after the windows LaF was
set. Now it is doing it before. The net result is that winlaf has
nothing to tweak or that the tweaks are undone by setting the win LaF.
(I did not step through the code to determine which it was).<br>
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Anyway, after doing some investigation, I found out that non of winlaf
is being applied to the windows LaF. The winlaf website gives drawings
of what it should look like and our app does not look like it.<br>
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When I fixed it, I did not like what I saw. Right clicking on stuff
would produce popups with useful options (this is goodness) but the
labels for each were something like:<br>
!TextComponentPopup.Undo!<br>
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I imagine I can figure out how to fix it, but a more general question
is do we care? Do we use winlaf or pitch it?<br>
I have attached the image for your pleasure:<br>
<img alt="ugly popup" src="cid:part1.07070205.09000604@yahoo.com"
height="356" width="534"><br>
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