Setting enable to false for a page on a tab control simply makes any controls on that page disabled. Is there not a way to make the page itself disabled (ie. make it so it is still visible, but not clickable; and the caption greyed out)?
Say you have a text box that holds text longer than the actual length of a texbox. space on my form is limited, so i'd like it to autoscroll the text in the box (like winamp autoscrolls the track/artist title), preferrably on mouse over, but i'll take what I can get.<br><br>Any ideas?
Oh and...
I know how to create a custom menu bar and add controls to it. Say, for instance, I have a control on a popup control. I know I can set the .ShortcutText of the control, but exactly how do I get the shortcut key to work.
for example.
Dim newCtl As CommandBarControl
...
...
With NewCtl
.Caption...
VBA, MS ACCESS 2003.
I have a form that has a listbox (populated by SQL recordset) and a Tab control to the right of the listbox. on the listbox after update it determines if certain pages/tabs on the tab control should be shown or not. When a page/tab is shown/hidden the entire tab control...
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