Focus of a JTextField & font size.

The program has a FlowLayout in which 2 JTextFields are added by means of
add(new JScrollPane(verbInstructions));
add(new JScrollPane(verbTextBox));
How can the focus be set to verbTextBox elsewhere in the program?
Also how can the size of the text moved to a JTextField be in a smaller font than the default?
Thanks for your help.
Edited by: zscipio on Sep 30, 2009 7:41 AM

camickr wrote:
grabFocus worked. Yes, but if you read the API you will find:
This method is intended for use by focus implementations. Client code should not use this method; instead, it should use requestFocusInWindow().
Ah! Sorry, OP. Then again...
That is why Swing related questions should be posted in the Swing forum.A fair point!
What's the reasoning behind this, out of interest?

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How do I edit font size in acrobat 8?

I am trying to make edits to the font and font size in acrobat 8. I have clicked on the text toolbar under advanced editing and selected my text. All of the forums I have read say to right click on that text and select "properties." When I right click, my acrobat does NOT give me the option for properties. The closest option is "text style" which does not give me any font or font size options - only bold, underline, etc. Can anyone assist me in where I ca find these options or why it is not giving me the "properties" option?

Select the text and type ctrl-e

Focus of a JTextField & font size.

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