I'm confused, you say you have the userform as a designer in VB6 yet you
also say you have the multipage on a VB6 form.

If you mean, as you say, you have the mutlipage on a VB6 form, as I
mentioned previously I would suggest you use the VB6 equivalent Tabbed
dialog (or make your own multipage completely which is what I do).

If however you mean you have a multipage on a VBA style userform in your VB6
project, I don't see what the problem is. Just add a new page as you would
if you in a VBA-IDE. I notice though for some reason in the VB6 IDE the
right click pop up has a button labelled "Insert" whereas in VBA in the
virtually identical popup the button is named "New Page".

If for some reason the popup does not appear when you rt-click over the
page tabs, why not export the form, import into a VBA-IDE, add your pages,
re-export to file and re-import into your VB6. project.

Regards,
Peter T



"avi" wrote in message
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Hello Peter,

Thanks for your reply

Actually, the reason I want to transform the Userform into a VB6 form
is that I try veru much to use a skinner that works only with forms
and not userforms

My userform is already a designer in VB6

I am talking about the multipage control and not the tab strip. Is
there a way to design it with more than 2 default pages in a Vb6 form?

Thanks
Avi