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Image without a frame, is it possible?
Hello
Does anyone know if it is possible to open an image without first having to load it on to a frame? I want to display an image, my university logo, which will act as a presentation/introductory window to my program, a database.
The frame is good but if I could remove the top bar and just see the picture it'd be better.
Thanks
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Re: Image without a frame, is it possible?
Perhaps a splash screen.
The How to Make Frames page of the Tutorial also discusses specifying window decorations.
Re: Image without a frame, is it possible?
Thanks pbrockway2, a splash screen is what I need! now I have to get acquainted with it as I had never heard of it before.
Re: Image without a frame, is it possible?
You're welcome.
Re: Image without a frame, is it possible?
Using a splash screen (which is available since Java 5) definitely solves your problem.
Re: Image without a frame, is it possible?
If you mean a splash screen try this tutorial : https://sites.google.com/site/ibrabe.../splash-screen
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