for security reasons applets won't let you do that.
jwenting
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not in an applet.
The border and icons are provided by the browser and cannot be changed for security reasons, so as to prevent people from tricking users into thinking they're seeing a window from an application on their machine instead of an applet.
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this.setUndecorated(true);
boolean undecorated = this.isUndecorated();
this.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
with this code in java swing you can hide the frame
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