>>Hi everybody,
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>>I have a relatively small form with 14 pages displayed in 2 rows of tabs. I added a 15th page today and now it is displayed in an additional row and the whole layout is incorrect. Is there any way to control how pages are displayed and make sure that only 2 rows of tabs are displayed?
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>>Thanks in advance.
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>Hi Naomi,
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>You might consider setting TABS off (except in development) and use your own set of buttons to activate/deactivate specific pages.
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>Hope this helps,
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>Ken

Once I get to a point where I've got enough pages that the tabs won't fit across the screen in a single row, I usually switch the screen style to one where I've got a control like a listbox or treeview to select the particular page not have visible tabs.
* by adding pages "on-the-fly" (the pages are defined in a classlib) at runtime could reduce time to bring instance of form.
* for coding I find navigating to a class in a classlib easier than digging through a long list of pages in a pageframe -- it also is easier to isolate the code for each of the pages.
* avoids having the potentially "tab shuffle" that occurs when you've got more than one row of tabs
* number of pages can be variable at runtime
* using treeview for page list allows you to organize pages in a hierarchy without resorting to having nested pageframes