Hi,

as far as I understand help of TabIndex property, you might change the value at run time. You only must set any control to a different one.
The problem is, it swaps by its own (at least if a control is visible)
Example:

?chk1.TabIndex  && result 1
?chk2.TabIndex  && result 2
chk1.TabIndex = 2
?chk1.TabIndex  && result 2
?chk2.TabIndex  && result 1

To solve this, you need to set all controls to there new tabindex, in the order of the tabindex. That means, you need to set the object with tabindex 1 first, then that with taborder 2 and so on. So you need something that runs your objects in the order of the tabindexes you like to achieve.

>Hi,
>
>I usually set a window's tab order at design time. Can I create a tab order - for a specific customer - that will change the design tab order to a custom tab order?
>
>TIA