> SSTab is a little weird, is all. You MUST be sure that you draw controls
> directly on the tab -- do not double-click in the toolbox, which places controls
> on the form. Better yet, draw a picture box on each tab and draw the contrtols
> in the picture box. Set the ppicture boxes Visible = False.
> I use a control array of picture boxes, with pixTab(0) on Tab 0, pixTab(1) on
> Tab 1, etc. Then, in SSTab1.Click:
> pixTab(SSTab1.PrevioousTab.Visible = False
> pixTab(SSTab1.SelectedTab).Move SSTab1.ScaleLeft, _
> SSTab1.ScaleTop - SSTab1.TabHeight, _
> SSTab1.ScaleWidth, _
> SSTab1.ScaleHeight - SSTab1.TabHeight
> pixTab(SSTab1.SelectedTab.Visible = True
> I started doing this when the VB4 version of SSTab was moving controls to -72000
> left.
> >Ok this one is alittle weird. I have a SSTAB on a form. I want the user
> >in the Properties of the program to select which tab they want to default
> >when they open that window. In the LOAD of the form with the tabs I have :
> >LogTab.Tab = LogTabIndex
> >But when I load the window up, the whole tab is blank. If I click on the
> >other two tabs it's fine. If I go into the Properties of the program and
> >change the default from tab 0 to tab 1 then tab 1 is blank and tab 0 is
> >back to normal.
> >When I mean blank, I don't see any of the other controls such as labels,
> >textboxes and so on.
> >Is there a bug or am I doing something wrong here??
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SSTAB problem