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QUESTION
1. I am trying to do setXORMode to a string, and it does not work. The code very briefly is:

I draw a string on (10,10)
g.setColor(Color.black);
g.drawString("aaa", 10,10);

Then
g.setXORMode(getBackground());
and
g.drawString("aaa", 10,10);

ANSWER
Some platforms implement text drawing very differently from graphics drawing, and I think the the MS implementation is one of those that doesn't support the XOR mode on text.

Not much of an answer, I know. I think you may find that it does work on an X11-based implementation.

QUESTION
How do I create a text file in JAVA?

ANSWER
The following link will give you a text file which contains the code to create a text file in JAVA. The code