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i have some questions for you-- how many tabs you have? do you want to enable the frame on the current tab and disbale all other remaining frames on other tabs?<br />
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let me know with the above details and any other you think are important.<br />
vmano<br />

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i have some questions for you-- how many tabs you have? do you want to enable the frame on the current tab and disbale all other remaining frames on other tabs?

let me know with the above details and any other you think are important.
vmano


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Thanks, both of you, but I solved it myself, it was really strange. 2 frames couldn't have different names but the same caption, don't ask me why<br />

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Thanks, both of you, but I solved it myself, it was really strange. 2 frames couldn't have different names but the same caption, don't ask me why


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i'm sorry:<br />
2 frames with different names couldn't have the same caption<br />

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i'm sorry:
2 frames with different names couldn't have the same caption


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I'm using a SSTab which contains several different frames,<br />
I set all my frames and the controls inside them to &quot;enabled = false&quot; at design time, then I want to be able to enable different frames at run time. But when I do, some other frames get enabled. I got some answers indicating something about that thay were parent to bla bla can anyone give me a good suggestion, I'm stucked. Thanks <br />
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I'm using a SSTab which contains several different frames,
I set all my frames and the controls inside them to "enabled = false" at design time, then I want to be able to enable different frames at run time. But when I do, some other frames get enabled. I got some answers indicating something about that thay were parent to bla bla can anyone give me a good suggestion, I'm stucked. Thanks 
 


Enable the right frames in a SSTab

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