Rich Graves writes:
Hmm. Actually, what do Java dialog prompts look like? Is there any indication that they come from Java, or can they be made to look like any dialog from any program, or the OS itself? I suppose this is implementation-dependent.
Yes, it's completely dependent on the AWT implementation. (Or, of course, on the implementation of whatever graphical library provided by the particular Java runtime environment in question.) The "standard" AWT that's used in the Netscape (and maybe HotJava) web browsers decorates all windows applets create such that it's obvious they're there. It is designed to be impossible for the applet itself to corrupt the AWT such that the windows don't bear that decoration. (Whether the design works as advertised is a question worth asking, of course.) ______c_____________________________________________________________________ Mike M Nally * Tivoli Systems * Austin TX * I want more, I want more, m5@tivoli.com * m101@io.com * I want more, I want more ... <URL:http://www.io.com/~m101> *_______________________________