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Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines

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Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
ISBN/ASIN: 0201775824
ISBN-13: 9780201775822
Number of pages: 248

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Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines, from Sun Microsystems, provides programmers with the requirements for creating user interfaces using the Java Foundation Classes (JFC). This handsomely printed book uses rich color on every page while demonstrating how you can create Java programs that will look great on any computer.

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