Page Order - Multiple Rows?

[mbentley]

I'm guessing that this can't be done, but does anyone know of a way to display page tabs on multiple rows rather that in a single line?

 

[Rich]

depends on the width of the control itself of course but have you changed the multi row property to yes?

 

[mbentley]

No I hadn't. I wasn't selecting the Tab Control object properly, so I was in the Page property sheet instead. Works great now that I'm in the right place. Thanks for the help.

 

[Rich]

you can also of course do away with the standard tabs and use labels/command buttons to replace them, you have to write the code though

 

[smilla]

Tab Controls

I've just been searching out for some good advice on making the tab controls a little more pleasant on the eye and I noticed your remark saying you can add labels etc with some code behind instead of the normal tabs.

Could you give me a little more information please.

I am a VBA programmer but this one is new to me - i'm not sure how to refer to a particular page. Can I hide the tabs then and have buttons/labels and on click opens a particular page in the tab control?

Your help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Smilla

 

[Rich]

In the OnClick event of button label, whatever it's just
Page1.SetFocus Page2.SetFocus etc. just replace Page1etc. with the name of your page

 

[smilla]

The simple ones are the best - thanks