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1. Not loading images from the web in a html document?    stackoverflow.com

is there an easy way to dell htmldocument (inside a JTextPane) to not load images from the web? i cant think of anything smarter then to simply remove the tags or ...

2. Insert an image into a word document in Java    stackoverflow.com

Can someone point me in the right direction on how to insert an image into a word document in Java?

3. Netbeans 7.0.1 Cannot insert image on the SWING component with visual editor    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to insert some images in the jLabel on SWING. I'm using Netbeans 7.0.1 and using the visual drag and drop tool. When trying to insert image, I got some ...

4. Swing : best way to implement zoom functionality in image component    stackoverflow.com

I've create a SWING component JImageEditor which simply displays a picture. The idea is to add more functionality to the component further down the road. One functionality which I've already implemented ...

5. Image-base password ? Where should i start ...    coderanch.com

Now i am doing my final year project which is about image base password authentication system. I should implement this project in this way that when person choose some points from the image , the selected points will be translated into user's password and bring the user into the system. Since i seldom use swing package , i donnot know where ...

6. Relative Image Path Problem in insertHTML of HTMLEditorKit    coderanch.com

Hello, I am using insertHTML method of HTMLEditorKit for inserting html text inside texteditorpane . In HTMLDocument of texteditor pane I want to display images too . For images I am using relative part of the respective image in src attribute of

8. select and load image onto editor pane    java-forums.org

9. JButton States Set to Pictures From Image Editor    java-forums.org

I am aiming to design a circular JButton that has its states set to images that I create in an Image Editor. I have been told that by creating a JButton and removing its default borders, the button's shape will be determined by its icon. I decided to try this out and designed a simple program to do so. The image ...