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On Mon, 06 Jun 2011 00:02:37 -0400, John B. Matthews wrote:

> The dateVerifier looked especially appealing, although I'd since
> reverted to the stock 1.3.3. It's clear you've worked with it
> extensively; I'd welcome any comment you have on my response to the OP.

Looks like its gone down a storm...

I'd agree that tweaking the UI defaults is not generally a good idea
but that if you do, stick to the ones that are common (or at least always
likely to be present) across all L&F you might be running under. If you
want to see what UI defaults there are then I recommend Rob Camick's
utility for browsing them:
http://tips4java.wordpress.com/2008/10/09/uimanager-defaults/


@Biagio - of course all your text fields will look the same when disabled,
so your problem is not limited to JDateChooser's text field....