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Problem: My application isn't showing the look and feel I've requested viaUIManager.setLookAndFeel
.You probably either set the look and feel to an invalid look and feel or set it after the UI manager loaded the default look and feel. If you're sure that the look and feel you specified is valid and setting the look and feel is the first thing your program does (at the top of its main method, for example), check whether you have a static field that references a Swing class. This reference can cause the default look and feel to be loaded if none has been specified. For more information, including how to set a look and feel after the GUI has been created, see the look and feel section.
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