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I installed JFormDesigner for IntelliJ with an evaluation license to convert some forms from NetBeans, and upon realizing that it put a huge ugly watermark on every single UI panel, I promptly removed it and deleted all of the .jfd files. However, the watermarks are still there, even after cleaning and rebuilding the project three times, and I can't figure out what's making them stick around.

Image: Image of my UI preview in NetBeans, showing a red "JFormDesigner Evaluation" label at the bottom.

Does anyone know how to remove these labels?

ABadHaiku
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Apparently, the answer is to add a random JLabel in NetBeans to every single JPanel and remove it again. That'll force the NetBeans Form Designer to regenerate the code.

ABadHaiku
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I use JFormDesigner and find generate Java code has the text, I just delete it. enter image description here

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