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I've found myself in a similar situation while using netbeans ide. I had a read of the following thread, that helped: <a href="http://forums.netbeans.org/ptopic28011.html" rel="nofollow">http://forums.netbeans.org/ptopic28011.html</a> Seems as though the swing application framework is saving the app's window size in a subfolder within your home dir (for Windows, the "Application Data" folder, for Linux, in your "~/" home folder). For example, for my application 'CrapApp', swing had saved some last-window-size info into the sub-folder "~/.CrapApp/", into a file called "mainFrame.session.xml". So no matter how I re-sized the window within the designer, upon running, it seemed to have ignored it and instead loaded the window size from the preferences within this sub-folder. So my solution was to delete this preserved-settings sub-folder, eg, in my case, "rm -rf ~/.CrapApp/" Then the problem went away and I could re-size within the designer and run the app with this re-sized window now visible. This made me want to learn what triggered this issue. I noticed that simply running the app within the netbeans ide and closing it didn't generate the sub-folder. After a bit of tinkering with my app, I noticed the following action triggered the generation of this "~/.CrapApp/" sub-folder. <ol> <li>Going to my app's "Help >> About"</li> <li>Click the "Close" button in the about dialog that appears</li> <li>Exit the app</li> </ol> And now the "~/.CrapApp/" sub-folder re-appears. This help/about dialog was auto-generated by netbeans ide, so I didn't really tinker with it, but this seems to have been the culprit in my case. Perhaps it may be a bug in the netbeans ide, I'm using a somewhat old version (v6.8), which seems roughly from the era of your original post too.
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