Name: gvC48267			Date: 12/01/97


In Win32, the peer for java.awt.TextField gets created with the ES_NOHIDESEL
style bit set.  This is NOT the usual style for most other Windows programs    
users are familiar with, and this causes the tabbing and selection to be       
different and confusing (IMHO).  Suggest removing the ES_NOHIDESEL style from  
AwtTextField::Create() in awt_TextField.cpp.                                   
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Specifically, in most Windows apps, the text in a text field gets selected     
when tabbed to, and gets unselected when tabbed away.  Any state of selection  
performed by the user is discarded when tabbed away.  But in Java, the state   
of selection persists visually even when the user tabs away.  This can lead to 
multiple apparent selections being on screen at the same time, which can be    
confusing for a Windows user.                                                  
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One possible workaround would be to subclass TextField and add the desired     
Windows-like behavior -- but of course that's not cross-platform!  Since an    
original intent of peered components is to get the native platform's look-     
and-feel, this whole selection policy needs to remain the peer's job.          
(In this case, the default n|c behavior *is* different from Windows.)          
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[Verified in 1.1.4.8o & 1.1.5J; probably the same in every JDK since 1.0.]
(Review ID: 21022)
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