Re: Attaching control to a tab

The important part of Rick's answer is

"select the desired TabPage!"

Otherwise you're adding the control to the form itself, and it will show on
all tabbed pages. Of course, there may be times when you *want* it to appear
on all tabbed pages! You might, for instance, want an ID Number to appear on
all tabbed pages so that the user knows which record they're on!

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There's ALWAYS more than one way to skin a cat!

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