Embedding JM Studio with a java applet

Hi all,
anybody have a idea on how to embed JM Studio
with a applet.and how it's controls are hiddened?
i need help on this regard.
Thanx,
thirupathi

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There is a lot of info on these issues in java.sun.com.
hope this helps!

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