Default applet font

Hi,
I want to change the default font for my applet so that everything
within the applet will use this font.
Does anyone know how to do this ?
Thanks
Sue

Ok sub class Container,
set the font on this new SuesFontyContainer
overide the add method, in the new add method take the font and set it to the component added, call supr.add with the component.
Now set the content pane of the applet with this new container.
Voila
this will work on one level, ie if you add a component to a panel and add the panel it wont work on the component but thats where SuesFontyPanel can come in!

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