How do you underline type in java

I am new to java and I can't seem to find a way to make type underline in a applet. do I add something to the g.string or is there a int. I need to use?

Java does not support underlining as a font property. In order to do this properly, you need to look at the Java 2D text capabilities, esp. the TextLayout and related classes.
Mitch Goldstein
Author, Hardcore JFC (Cambridge Univ Press)
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