Originally posted by Chaosflare

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there is other tabs that automatically work, but then if the other person doesnt have the ocx then they need it

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Originally posted by dan

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When you delete an index from the tab sheet, you could call a For loop that loops from the number of tabs down to the index, subtracting 1 from each tab's index. I don't know if you already tried it, but that seems the most logical solution.

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    For i = Index + 1 To TabStrip1.Tabs.Count
      TabStrip1.Tabs.Item(i - 1) = TabStrip1.Tabs.Item(i)
    Next i

Originally posted by Jesper

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But, as the topic says, I'm writing this in Visual Basic 6, so I can't create multiple windows from a template (to the best of my knowledge anyway), and thus I'll have to do it in one window with a couple of tabs.

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You can create multiple instances of any object/control/window in Visual Basic like this:

Dim newForm as Form

Set newForm = New Form1
newForm.Show

Each new form will have the same functionality as its base/parent form.

I prefer tabs over multiple windows. Take FireFox as an example 

Originally posted by TFG

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Originally posted by Jesper

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But, as the topic says, I'm writing this in Visual Basic 6, so I can't create multiple windows from a template (to the best of my knowledge anyway), and thus I'll have to do it in one window with a couple of tabs.

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You can create multiple instances of any object/control/window in Visual Basic like this:

Dim newForm as Form

Set newForm = New Form1
newForm.Show

Each new form will have the same functionality as its base/parent form.

I prefer tabs over multiple windows. Take FireFox as an example 

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