Change jmf controller component style

Hi,
i want to change jmf control panel component style. for example change background color or start button image.
How can i configure jmf controller component style?
thanks
Edited by: q_fs on Sep 19, 2010 2:25 PM

I'm not sure you can. You can always just write your own control panel, though.

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