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Asif

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May 23, 2000
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TIP: Remember to set a consistent Tab order for the controls on your forms, or it will be really messy to operate your app with a keyboard.<br>Here’s any easy way to set the .TabIndex property for a busy form: Select the object that should be last in the tab order and then select the .TabIndex property. Press 0 (zero), click on the second last object, press 0, click on the next object back, press 0, etc, until you reach what should be the first control. When you’re done, all of the .TabIndexes will be in order, because VB increments all of the higher .TabIndexes when you put in a lower number.<br><br>
 
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