Robert,
1. Before placing any controls on a tab make sure that this specific tab is
selected. You've probably got the tabcontrol selected. That way the button
will be visible on all the tabs. When in designmode you can check by clicking
the specific page of the tabcontrol you should then see something like
[page0] in the properties of the tabcontrol. You can also click on the
specific tab that way you now it has got focus in designtime.
2. In the after update of the button place the following code:
me.[tabname].pages(0).setfocus '- where tabname is the name of your tabcontrol
you can also refer to the pagename instead of the 0 like this:
me.tabname.pages("page0").setfocus
3. You can't change colors of tabs. I believe Stephen Lebans has some tool
for this. You migth want to take a look here:
http://www.lebans.com/tabcolors.htm
hth

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Maurice Ausum
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Robert T - 23 May 2008 14:44 GMT
Hi Maurice:
Thanks so much for your detailed, excellent response. I'm still not sure
what you mean by selecting the TabControl as opposed to clicking on what? I
guess I'll play with the Tabbed SubForm again and maybe I'll figure out where
I should click. Nonetheless, your response was right on the money.
Thanks so much,
Robert
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Jan Baird - 27 May 2008 20:51 GMT
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Robert T - 23 May 2008 14:52 GMT
Hi Maurice:
I went back and played with the form. Now I know what you meant when you
talked about the TAB vs. The TabControl.
Thanks Again,
Robert
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Jan Baird is out of the country until September 20. Every effort will be
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