Can we change the Java Look And Feel that is used by JBlitz ?
Yes, if you *really* want to. We do, however, recommend that you work with the system default look and feel that JBlitz uses as this is the one that looks best for each platform and the one that has been tested against the most. To change the look and feel, you’ll need to pass in a system property to JBlitz. This is most easily done by altering the command line to include the look and feel class name you want to use. For instance the parameter: -Dswing.defaultlaf=javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalLookAndFeel loads up the Metal look and feel. How you pass this parameter into JBlitz depends on whether you downloaded and ran the Windows installation program or are running the jblitz.jar file directly. In the former scenario, you need to edit the file JBlitz Pro.ini in the installation folder and add the parameter to the end of the line starting Virtual Machine Parameters.
