Blue Hyperlinks... no!

Well, in the JEditorPane when setting a page url it always displays the links blue even though the page includes html code to display them in another color.
How do you get rid of the blue crap?

When setting the page in the editor pane.
Example:
try {
                              thePane.setPage(theFile.toURL());
                         catch (Exception ex) {
                              System.out.println("" + ex);
                         }Even if "theFile" contains html codes to display links in some color, when it is displayed in the editor pane it will always be blue.

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