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Is it possible to put a scroll bar on tabstrip control ?,If not what is the
alternate way? I am having a long field names list (text boxes)to include in
tabstrip control.
or tabstrip control with frame and scrollbar?
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Default tabstrip,scrolllbar related

If the tabstrip control width is not wide enough to include all the tabs a
pair of left/right arrows is automatically added to scroll between tabs.

If the width is not wide enough to hold all the controls on a tab, add a
frame.

Make both the frame and tabstrip wide enough to accommodate everything.
Select the frame before adding controls.
Frame property ScrollBars 1 horizontal
Frame property ScrollWidth the wide enough frame width
Resize the frame, narrower to suit
Resize the tab control narrower, to suit

similar for vertical if necessary

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Is it possible to put a scroll bar on tabstrip control ?,If not what is

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alternate way? I am having a long field names list (text boxes)to include

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tabstrip control.
or tabstrip control with frame and scrollbar?



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