Tony,

>When I drop down one of my Form's control list I don't see the mmTabControl on it.
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>What I want to do is to access the click event of a tab so that I can change the title of the form based in the tab I click.
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>Can you tell me how I can do this with the mmTabControl?

There's a bug with VB .NET that causes this problem (it's fixed in VS 2005). Normally, to create an event handler you select a control from the top-left combo box in the VS .NET IDE and select the event to handle in the top-right combo box. However, if the control is inherited from the base form it doesn't show up in this list. For inherited controls, you must manually create the event handler in VB .NET. For example, to create an event handler for an inherited TabControl, you can add a handler method to your form like this:

Private Sub TabControl_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)

End Sub

Then in your form's constructor, add code that registers the event handler with the associated event. For example:

AddHandler TabControl.SelectedIndexChanged, AddressOf Me.TabControl_SelectedIndexChanged

Regards,