Applet re-sizing problem

Hi!
I don't want to handle componentResize for a panel in my Applet until the user is finished resizing the browser, i.e. when the mouse has been released. Is there any way to do this?
Very greatful for any hints!
Magnus

I resized in FCP because I need to crop the image. If I had kept the sequence settings at 720x576 then I would have increased the size of the picture by around 10% to get rid of the stuff around the edge of the picture that should never have been recorded. I know that doing that will result in a degraded image because I'm blowing it up beyond it's native resolution. But because I'm going to half the size of the thing for internet delivery later on anyway, I tried to blow it up and stay within it's natve resolution by decreasing the size settings of the sequence, then resized the picture making sure that I was actually decreasing rather than increasing it's size. So the image is decreased in size by 85% but the sequence is decreased in size by 75%, leaving me room to crop off the edges. It looks fine until I render it.. which is weird no?

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