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appari - my mistake, I didn't see the &quot;use &amp;&amp;&quot;&nbsp;in your solution, I only saw the comment about &quot;useMnemonic&quot;. Since this is VB6, there isn't a useMnemonic property, so I (unfairly) hadn't awarded you any points. Is there a Moderator that can correct this? I'd like to give appari 100 points, with 200 going to the other experts. Thanks - the question is closed, and the solution worked fine.<br />

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appari - my mistake, I didn't see the "use &&" in your solution, I only saw the comment about "useMnemonic". Since this is VB6, there isn't a useMnemonic property, so I (unfairly) hadn't awarded you any points. Is there a Moderator that can correct this? I'd like to give appari 100 points, with 200 going to the other experts. Thanks - the question is closed, and the solution worked fine.


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I,m sorry, I really thought I had awarded points for this. I'll check back and let you know.<br />

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I,m sorry, I really thought I had awarded points for this. I'll check back and let you know.


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Forced accept.<br />
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Using a Tabstrip control in VB6, I cannot have the character &quot;&amp;&quot;&nbsp;in the caption of a tab - the control interprets this as a shortcut definition for the following character. I have tried formatting the string with a &quot;chr$(38) embedded in the string, but to no avail. Is there any way I can display the &quot;&amp;&quot;&nbsp;character in the string?<br />

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Using a Tabstrip control in VB6, I cannot have the character "&" in the caption of a tab - the control interprets this as a shortcut definition for the following character. I have tried formatting the string with a "chr$(38) embedded in the string, but to no avail. Is there any way I can display the "&" character in the string?


Can't display ampersand in tab caption

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