TristateCheckBox based on the Swing JCheckBox

by Dr. Heinz M. Kabutz

For a revised version of this newsletter that works for Java 5 upwards, please refer to .

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Welcome to the 82nd edition of The Java(tm) Specialists' Newsletter. My last newsletter caused some subscribers to come forward, offering to translate to their language. The most interesting one, in my opinion, is our Zulu translation. Zulu is spoken by approximately 9 million people in Southern Africa. It is one of the 11 official languages in South Africa. I am particularly grateful to Mondli Mabaso for sacrificing his time and bringing us the translation.

In addition to Zulu, we have also been approached with Estonian, Polish and Bulgarian. Thank you very much in advance! Please .

My uncle Karl-Heinz is one of many relatives who is on the subscriber list. Having a large family is an advantage with electronic newsletters, since you immediately have a captive audience, who dare not unsubscribe for fear of mortally offending you *grin*. Karl-Heinz and my aunt Gunhild visited us in November from Germany, and one of the reasons the newsletters have been so scarce is because they had me chase a little white ball across the grass (or rather the bushes) in Somerset West :-)

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"This course embodies my Java knowledge and experience gained publishing 178 advanced Java newsletters, teaching hundreds of seminars and writing hundreds of thousands of lines of Java code." Heinz Kabutz, The Java Specialists NewsletterBaltimore, MD, Jan 25-28 2010, $3500 -
Paris, France, Feb 9-12 2010,

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