How do I wrap text in a JLabel?

Hi All,
Doe's anyone out there know how to wrap text in a JLabel?
Thanks,
Karl

Thanks... the "Placing HTML tags around the text WILL wrap it on its own WITHOUT <br>'s. At least in 1.4 it does, not sure about 1.3. " works great for me.

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