>Using VB 5.0 and SSTab. After adding a third and fourth tab to two that
>already existed. I started getting strange behavior. In the IDE, everything
>was fine; when I ran the program and clicked on the third tab, the controls
>from tab 1 were visible under the controls on tab 3. I tried Form.Refresh,
>but that didn't help.

>Any suggestions? I haven't used SSTab before; maybe I'm missing something.

>Now, for TabStrip. I am switching to this unless I can get SSTab and I'm
>using it with a control array of frames. I'm using the .Selected.Index to
>make the correct frame visible and the current frame invisible.

>However, on one frame, I want to be able to click a control that switches to
>another frame. I can't find a way to set which TabStrip button is pressed,
>without actully clicking it.

>The tab I want to set as the current tab has a shortcut key of &S. I sent
>this with SendKeys("%(S)"). This worked, but caused ANOTHER problem, it cuts
>the NUMLOCK off. Why?

>This is ridiculous.

>I find that you have to "set" the tab to start sithe, by having it as
>the last tab accessed at design time.

>As for tabstrip, I'm sorry--but I've never used it.

>Allen J. Bennett

>>Now, for TabStrip. I am switching to this unless I can get SSTab and I'm
>>using it with a control array of frames. I'm using the .Selected.Index to
>>make the correct frame visible and the current frame invisible.

>>However, on one frame, I want to be able to click a control that switches
to
>>another frame. I can't find a way to set which TabStrip button is pressed,
>>without actully clicking it.

>I use this code in my app to 'click' on a tab without actually clicking it:
>    TabStrip1.Tabs(1).Selected = True
>Depending on the number of tabs you have...the number inside the brackets
>can be any tab you want 'clicking'.

>Hope this helps

>Craig
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