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| 1. JFontChooser | | By: | Extreme Component, Inc | | License: | Commercial | | URL: | http://www.zfqjava.com/ | | Description: | JFontChooser provides a font chooser in Java.
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| 2. ZFontChooser and ZFontChooserRTF | | By: | zBlueSoftware, LLC | | License: | Commercial | | URL: | http://www.zbluesoftware.com/javacomponents/index.cfm | | Description: | This class creates a font dialog. This dialog allows the user to view a list of every font installed on their system and then select the one they want. The font, size and style can be specified by the user. A sample line of text is displayed using the currently selected font, allowing the user to view a preview of the font.
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| 3. font chooser | | By: | L2FProd.com | | License: | OpenSource | | URL: | http://common.l2fprod.com/ | | Description: | Surprisingly Swing has no font chooser and using the original JFileChooser to select a directory is kind of not so user friendly...well, you know how it works. JFontChooser and JDirectoryChooser address these two issues.
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| 4. Modern drop-down font selection field | | By: | Eltima Software GmbH. | | License: | Commercial | | URL: | http://eltima.com/purchase/visual-java-library/ | | Description: | Modern drop-down font selection field features many configurable settings like background colors selection, gradients, font formatting and more!
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| 5. FontSelection | | By: | UICompiler | | License: | OpenSource | | URL: | http://uic.sourceforge.net/ | | Description: | Very simple API Fully translatable with a set of languages already provided (see translations) Shows all fonts available to Java Shows a preview of the selected font FontChooser is a widget with an API for embedded as well as standalone dialog usage
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