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How to create JRadioButtons, JComboBoxes and JtextAreas

Today I feel much better...
These past few days I have been exploring the distance teaching/learning possibilities...
Virtual Class did not work, through our computer lab firewall (unfortunately) but today I created two screen recording with sound to try and show you how you can use other swing components like: Radio Button, Printable text Areas and comboboxes.

Try to watch the 2 parts of my video (its less than 15 mins)


Part 1

Part 2



If you have any questions please comment...
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