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    Question Setting Tabindex / Taborder

    Does anybody know how to automaticly set the (a default) tab-order for a complete form.

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    MS have a sample program that will do basic setting for tab orders (search to "tab order wizard" in google), but as a rule it never quite gets it right, so it's still a nice manual job that got to be done.

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    The Tab order gets set based on the order on which you add a control to a form. The one and only way I've ever had TabOrders set for me is to design the form on paper first, and then add the controls in the order for which I want the Tab Order to be set.

    This is not fool proof. Form design is always changing, but it is the closest I've ever come.

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    Unhappy Thanks

    Thanks to you both.

    It seems that Billy made a similar function for ordinary users in MSAccess (right click in the form, choose tab-order and click auto-order) but not for more educated people...

    Weird...

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    Originally posted by Hack
    The Tab order gets set based on the order on which you add a control to a form. The one and only way I've ever had TabOrders set for me is to design the form on paper first, and then add the controls in the order for which I want the Tab Order to be set.

    This is not fool proof. Form design is always changing, but it is the closest I've ever come.
    Hi
    Have u tried the TabIndex and TabStop properties at design time? Seems pretty easy that way
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