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    Can you point me to a book or article that explains how to create tabbed forms? Thank you P.S. What is the equivelent of BeginWaitCursor()?

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      Can you point me to a book or article that explains how to create tabbed forms? Thank you P.S. What is the equivelent of BeginWaitCursor()?

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      dazinith
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      i am not sure about any tabbed form articles, youll have to search.. but they are built into windows.forms.. they are listed in your toolbox as 'TabControl'.. you should be able to use it pretty easy.. and here is the cursor question

      Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor;
      // do whatever
      Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default

      still a newb.. cut me some slack :P -dz

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        Can you point me to a book or article that explains how to create tabbed forms? Thank you P.S. What is the equivelent of BeginWaitCursor()?

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        Rocky Moore
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        Will I do not know of an article on the topic, it is very easy to do in Visual Studio. Place a TabControl on your blank form. Right click on it and select New Tab. Now start placing controls on that tab. At any time, right click the tab control and select Add Tab to make more tabs. You can switch between the tabs while in the designer. Rocky Moore <><

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          Will I do not know of an article on the topic, it is very easy to do in Visual Studio. Place a TabControl on your blank form. Right click on it and select New Tab. Now start placing controls on that tab. At any time, right click the tab control and select Add Tab to make more tabs. You can switch between the tabs while in the designer. Rocky Moore <><

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          mcgahanfl
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          That was just too easy. Thanks!

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