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I solved the problem of the spread disappearing. &nbsp;It wasn't really disappearing. &nbsp;It had to do with the way the previous developer coded it. &nbsp;<br />
But, I still have a problem with the spread and the &nbsp;tabbed dialog. &nbsp;There are 8 tabs, three of which contain a vaSpread. &nbsp;The three spreads are named the same and are a control array. &nbsp;What happens is the spread on the first tab will appears on the third tab overlaying what is on the third tab. &nbsp;Yes, I have ensured that each spread is contained within its respective tab. &nbsp;I am considering going to Spread 3.0. &nbsp;But am unsure if this will resolve the problem...<br />
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Any suggestions? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Preece
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I have a VB6 project using vaSpread 2.5.55. &nbsp;A form that contains an MS Tab control (v6.0, SP3) has the spread on three tabs. &nbsp;The spreads are visible at design-time, but at run-time they disappear. &nbsp;Any suggestions?<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Preece
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I have a VB6 project using vaSpread 2.5.55.  A form that contains an MS Tab control (v6.0, SP3) has the spread on three tabs.  The spreads are visible at design-time, but at run-time they disappear.  Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,
Preece

I solved the problem of the spread disappearing.  It wasn&#39;t really disappearing.  It had to do with the way the previous developer coded it.  
But, I still have a problem with the spread and the  tabbed dialog.  There are 8 tabs, three of which contain a vaSpread.  The three spreads are named the same and are a control array.  What happens is the spread on the first tab will appears on the third tab overlaying what is on the third tab.  Yes, I have ensured that each spread is contained within its respective tab.  I am considering going to Spread 3.0.  But am unsure if this will resolve the problem...

Any suggestions?  

Thanks in advance,
Preece

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