Re: Best way to have a tabbed MDI application

Jeff,

couldn't seem to get past the index error - "0 is not a valid value for
index". In an attempt to resolve it before the Me.FromHandle statement I
actually added a blank tabpage to the tab control.

The Me.FromHandle statement was then fine, but I then got an "object not
instantiated" error when I attempt myForm.show. I then tried a more basic
form and there was no error but the form doesn't actually show! So in the end
my workaround doesn't work, so I guess I am back to trying to fix the index
error. Do you have any suggestions? Do I need to do something to the
tabcontrol first before referencing it?


Mac

Mac wrote:
>Hi again Jeff,
>
>Have managed to get further - I can access those properties, they just
>weren't in the intellisense box. Don't quite understand that but I am not
>going to worry about.
>
>Will continue to play with it - getting an invalid index message at the
>moment. Will let you know how I go.
>
>Mac
>
>>Thanks for that Cor - I think I got your point (actually I kinda feel like
>>Neo after a visit to the Oracle - I need a cookie!! :)
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>>>>
>>>> Mac

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