To check a property, you can always do this:
VB Code:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim ctl As Control
For Each ctl In Controls
On Error Resume Next
If ctl.TabStop = True Then MsgBox ctl.Name
Next ctl
End Sub
Be fore warned -- this will check EVERY control on the form for a TabStop.. so, if you want to only try one type of control, dimension ctl as that type of control, so for example, for only TextBoxes:
I think this would work better for what you wanted, but I wasn't sure. It will give you a message box for each control that has a TabStop = True.
The error thing is added because not all items have a TabStop, so otherwise you'll get some "data property not found" errors.