Ok I guess this shows how much I know about using
multipage controls... What happened is I inserted the
multipage control on the form and only drug it across the
top of my form. I thought there was some special way it
would know to bring up another page so it appeard as
though it was not working. Then I had the idea to pull
the multipage control down. It covered up my other
controls so I just brought them onto the multipage
control. Then I clicked the tabs again and now I can see
it working.

Todd



-----Original Message-----
When a multipage control is dropped on a useform, the
default is two pages.
When you click on the second page, you have a clean
surface to place other
controls on. What you describe is typical of a tabstrip.

Other controls on the userform itself should have no
effect on the
functioning of the multipage.

Controls on page1 of the multipage should have no effect
on operation of
page2 of the multipage.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Todd Huttenstine"
wrote in message
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No because I selected Multipage control and drag and
dropped it there from the control box. Do I need to
insert the multipage control before any other control
maybe?




-----Original Message-----
Sounds like you are using a tabstrip control rather
than
a multipage.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Todd Huttenstine"

wrote in message
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hey guys

I need to use a multipage control and I cant figure
out
how to make that extra page for my second tab. I
have
already created my userform, then I realized I
needed to
add another category, so I inserted a multipage
control
on
the userform. I have already named my tabs. One
says "Publish" and the other syas "backup". Now as
far
as
the "Publish" form is concerned, it is complete. Now
how
do I set it up so when I click the second
tab, "Backuo",
it goes to a blank page of the form where I can start
adding more controls?


Thank you
Todd Huttenstine


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