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Re: tab order

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    mla154
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    Hello, I have created a dialog using Visual C++ 2005.  On the dialog are 2 group boxes and 2 ActiveX controls.  How do I change the tab ordering of these objects?  I have found the Layout toolbar, which contains the Tab Order button, but I don't know how to enable this button.  Any help is appreciated.

    Regards, Mike

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      Hello, I have created a dialog using Visual C++ 2005.  On the dialog are 2 group boxes and 2 ActiveX controls.  How do I change the tab ordering of these objects?  I have found the Layout toolbar, which contains the Tab Order button, but I don't know how to enable this button.  Any help is appreciated.

      Regards, Mike

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      If you want to set Tab Order on the dialog forum you must be press Ctrl+D.

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        Hello, I have created a dialog using Visual C++ 2005.  On the dialog are 2 group boxes and 2 ActiveX controls.  How do I change the tab ordering of these objects?  I have found the Layout toolbar, which contains the Tab Order button, but I don't know how to enable this button.  Any help is appreciated.

        Regards, Mike

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        you have to be in the "layout editor" to have it enabled

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          Hello, I have created a dialog using Visual C++ 2005.  On the dialog are 2 group boxes and 2 ActiveX controls.  How do I change the tab ordering of these objects?  I have found the Layout toolbar, which contains the Tab Order button, but I don't know how to enable this button.  Any help is appreciated.

          Regards, Mike

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          mla154 wrote:

          I have created a dialog using Visual C++ 2005. On the dialog are 2 group boxes and 2 ActiveX controls. How do I change the tab ordering of these objects? I have found the Layout toolbar, which contains the Tab Order button, but I don't know how to enable this button. Any help is appreciated.

          This works in the resource editor.

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            If you want to set Tab Order on the dialog forum you must be press Ctrl+D.

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            This was the answer I was looking for, thank you.

            Regards, Mike

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              This was the answer I was looking for, thank you.

              Regards, Mike

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              mla154 wrote:

              This was the answer I was looking for

              but it wasn't full anyway. I maintain that Hamid's solution, such as the menu item you found will only work in the Resource ("Layout") Editor...

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                mla154 wrote:

                This was the answer I was looking for

                but it wasn't full anyway. I maintain that Hamid's solution, such as the menu item you found will only work in the Resource ("Layout") Editor...

                [VisualCalc][Binary Guide][CommDialogs] | [Forums Guidelines]

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                I appreciate everyone's responses anyway.  I understand now that the user must have the Resource Editor open and then press Ctrl-D.

                Regards, Mike

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