How to print different colors of Strings into JEditorpane?

How to print different colors of Strings into JEditorpane?
Can any body give me answer ...

JEditorPane contain HTML. So write your HTML using the color attribute.
Start by read the the API description of JEditorPane. you will find a link to the Swing tutorial on "Using Text Components" which has working examples of using a JEditorPane. It also has an example of using a JTextPane where you can dynamically change the attributes of individual pieces of text.

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