> The only caveat here, as it is in 79, is that the OnTabChange doesn't fire
> using either ActivePageIndex or TabIndex in the OnAfterStart Form eep.  It
> only
> fires if you click with mouse, it does not fire using either ActivePageIndex
> or TabIndex in code.

Same problem -- good for regular tab page usage, but not so great when you are
using the control, with tabs hidden, to implement a wizard or similar type
form.  But easy enough to work around by writing form actions to handle the
page switching.

By any chance, do you know if the same rules apply to the regular tab page
(I've been using the enhanced tab page)?
--
Larry

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