First of all, I had to code my tabstrip into my project, instead of using the properties.
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Dim Tab1 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab2 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab3 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab4 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab5 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab6 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab7 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab8 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab9 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab10 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Set Tab1 = TabStrip1.Tabs(1)
Set Tab2 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab3 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab4 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab5 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab6 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab7 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab8 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab9 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab10 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Tab1.Key = "Key1"
Tab2.Key = "Key2"
Tab3.Key = "Key3"
Tab4.Key = "Key4"
Tab5.Key = "Key5"
Tab6.Key = "Key6"
Tab7.Key = "Key7"
Tab8.Key = "Key8"
Tab9.Key = "Key9"
Tab10.Key = "Key10"
Tab1.Caption = "Company"
Tab2.Caption = "Project Management"
Tab3.Caption = "Support"
Tab4.Caption = "Project Cost(s)"
Tab5.Caption = "Training"
Tab6.Caption = "Maintenance"
Tab7.Caption = "Installation"
Tab8.Caption = "Administration"
Tab9.Caption = "Technical"
Tab10.Caption = "Finish"
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as you can see, that's 10 tabs, and that would take up too much room horizontally. How can I make my tabs look like they are sittign on top of one another? 5 in the front and 5 in the back.
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Dim Tab1 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab2 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab3 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab4 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab5 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab6 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab7 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab8 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab9 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Dim Tab10 As MSComctlLib.Tab
Set Tab1 = TabStrip1.Tabs(1)
Set Tab2 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab3 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab4 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab5 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab6 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab7 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab8 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab9 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Set Tab10 = TabStrip1.Tabs.Add()
Tab1.Key = "Key1"
Tab2.Key = "Key2"
Tab3.Key = "Key3"
Tab4.Key = "Key4"
Tab5.Key = "Key5"
Tab6.Key = "Key6"
Tab7.Key = "Key7"
Tab8.Key = "Key8"
Tab9.Key = "Key9"
Tab10.Key = "Key10"
Tab1.Caption = "Company"
Tab2.Caption = "Project Management"
Tab3.Caption = "Support"
Tab4.Caption = "Project Cost(s)"
Tab5.Caption = "Training"
Tab6.Caption = "Maintenance"
Tab7.Caption = "Installation"
Tab8.Caption = "Administration"
Tab9.Caption = "Technical"
Tab10.Caption = "Finish"
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as you can see, that's 10 tabs, and that would take up too much room horizontally. How can I make my tabs look like they are sittign on top of one another? 5 in the front and 5 in the back.