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How to display page tabs vertically?

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Adnan - 16 Jan 2008 09:46 GMT
How do I set tab pages be displayed vertically (left side). By default, they
are set on top, I need them on the left side. Please assist.

Thank you for any tip/help provided.

Adnan

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Brendan Reynolds - 16 Jan 2008 11:40 GMT
> How do I set tab pages be displayed vertically (left side). By default,
> they
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> Adnan

The tab control doesn't have any built-in feature to do that. You could set
the Style property of the tab control to None so that it has no tabs, and
place a column of command buttons down the side to change pages. The code
for the command buttons would be something like this ...

Private Sub cmdOne_Click()
   Me.tabTest.Value = 0
End Sub

Private Sub cmdTwo_Click()
   Me.tabTest.Value -1
End Sub

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