In VB6, if you set the TabIndex of a control, it would automatically
increment the TabIndex of the remaining controls on the form so that there
would be no duplication. In VB.net, it seems perfectly legitimate to have
two controls on a form with the same TabIndex. Is there a way to mimic the
VB6 behavior so that I don't have to reset the TabIndex of every control if
I decide to insert a new control in the tab order?
Thanks,
Bob
increment the TabIndex of the remaining controls on the form so that there
would be no duplication. In VB.net, it seems perfectly legitimate to have
two controls on a form with the same TabIndex. Is there a way to mimic the
VB6 behavior so that I don't have to reset the TabIndex of every control if
I decide to insert a new control in the tab order?
Thanks,
Bob