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To insert tab pages:
1.
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Use the Windows Designer catalog to open the appropriate
window/dialog, and then select the object into which you want to
insert the tab pages. |
2.
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From the menu bar, choose Insert, Tab, or drag-and-drop a Tab
object from the Class Tree. |
3.
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From the menu bar, choose Insert, Tab Page, as many times as
you want the Tab object to have pages. |
Tab objects must have at
least ONE tab page. The first one is inserted automatically.
4.
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For each of the tab pages, use the Page Title property on the
Visual tab page of the Property Inspector to give it the required
label/prompt. |
5.
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If required (e.g. if you want them ordered alphabetically), you
can change the order of the tab pages by setting their Position
property. |
6.
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You can now drag and drop the required objects (e.g. tables or
buttons) onto your tab pages. |
A frequent mistake is to
insert objects on the Tab object instead of on a Tab Page. Before
inserting objects onto a tab page, make sure you select the Tab
Page itself, not the Tab that contains it.
To minimize the risk of
mistakes, USoft will automatically create a Tab Page if you attempt
to drag and drop an info box onto a Tab control.
Related Topics
Example: Subtype Tab Pages
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