Hello,
Thanks for the suggestion, I have been doing this way for a hile but I find, it becomes very untidy within my application. I think tab controls are the best suggestion but chaging tabs is the problem!
Regards,
Rob
Mohamed Galal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mohamed Galal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,What i would do is to design each screen in a sepatrate container (groupbox or panel), then make the next button controls the Visible property of the containers to create the wizard effect.if anyone has another idea(s), plz, tell usThanx.Mohamed Galal
robert heeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello,
I am creating a program which I want to have multiple screens. So for example:* Address Information
* Notes and Photos
* Exam ResultsI want each of the above '*'s to be in like a tab but make the tab control invisible. I am trying to make like a wizard. Like when you install a program you click next and a new screen is displayed.
How do I go about designing this kind of interface?
Thanks,
Rob
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