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You can convert it into a UserControl, so your UserControl will have all the controls you want on a TabPage. &nbsp;Once you done that, you can just drop your custom UserControl onto the TabPage. &nbsp;If you do it this way, in the future if you want to move it, you can just drop your custom UserControl else where.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
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Aaron<br />
<a href="http://aaronfeng.blogspot.com" rel="ugc">http://aaronfeng.blogspot.com</a>
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You can convert it into a UserControl, so your UserControl will have all the controls you want on a TabPage.  Once you done that, you can just drop your custom UserControl onto the TabPage.  If you do it this way, in the future if you want to move it, you can just drop your custom UserControl else where.

Cheers,

Aaron
http://aaronfeng.blogspot.com [http://aaronfeng.blogspot.com]

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Can you clarify what you mean? What are you referring to when you say convert &quot;it&quot; into a UserControl? The TabPage or the individual controls? And how do I actually make the conversion? 
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Can you clarify what you mean? What are you referring to when you say convert "it" into a UserControl? The TabPage or the individual controls? And how do I actually make the conversion?

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I have a dialog box on which I have a number of controls. I have now decided to split it into tabbed pages. But how do I move those existing controls onto one of the tab pages? 
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I have a dialog box on which I have a number of controls. I have now decided to split it into tabbed pages. But how do I move those existing controls onto one of the tab pages? 

How do I add my dialog controls to a new tab page?

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