Problem of Change Color in JTable ....

Hi, i have a JTable contain a lot of data, HOW i change the color of some font of the data in the JTable ??
Thank You.
Regards,
Kenny

What is the criteria for changing font/colours ?? Is it everything in one column ? Everything in one row depending upon the value in one column ?
I posted something similar to this, with a solution, not too long ago if you want to search the forum.
Garry.

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Good evening. Got kind of an odd problem...and not really sure when it became an issue, although I think it happened after I upgraded to Lion. But for whatever reason I cannot get to the 'Get Info' part of one of my calendars that is an Exchange calendar. I can right-click on all of my iCloud calendars and get to the get info section in order to change colors, sharing, etc, but when I click the get info option on my Exchange calendar, nothing happens.
Not sure when this became the case, because I know I used to be able to change the color.
Was wondering if maybe there was a preference file that I could manually edit in order to change the color, or if someone else has run into this and found a solution.
Thanks a bunch.

Hi guys,
"googling" I found this applescript:
tell application "iCal"
set color of calendar "Calendar" to choose color default color {0, 0, 0}
end tell
Waiting for an Apple fix, you can use this. It's wok like a charm!

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