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    Hi all, How can i set the order of navigation among controls when i press TAB ? Thanx in advance, Desmo16.

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      Hi all, How can i set the order of navigation among controls when i press TAB ? Thanx in advance, Desmo16.

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      if you want to set at project creation time then, (in VS 2003 IDE) Display the dialog for which controls to set the tab order then go to menu Format then press TabOrder after this press the controls in the order you want the taborder set

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        Hi all, How can i set the order of navigation among controls when i press TAB ? Thanx in advance, Desmo16.

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        You can also open the rc file in a text editor. Where the dialog is declared, with all its buttons and so on, the order they are in in that text file is the tab order. So just change the order to what you want.

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