Simple question: Getting rid of the yellow playhead bar

Hi guys,
Stupid question, but, sometimes I accidentally activate the yellow bar above all the tracks that determines where the track ends and goes back to play at the beginning, but I can't figure out how to make it go away! How do I disable it?
Thanks!
Alec

You can call .setUndecorated(true) on your frame. This will get rid of all decorations, including the title bar, maximize/minimize and the borders. To get the borders only to show, do .setUndecorated(true), then manually add a border to the Frame (I've forgotten the exact method name, but I believe it is setBorder or something similar - check the JDK 1.4.1 API's JFrame entry for more info)
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