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I can't speak to your particlar case, but you might have to invalidate the control or force an update/paint/refresh after the change. If nobody else comes along with a better idea, you might try looking for an MFC method on the control that will either do Invalidate, Paint, Refresh, Update, etc.<br />
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Good luck!
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I can't speak to your particlar case, but you might have to invalidate the control or force an update/paint/refresh after the change. If nobody else comes along with a better idea, you might try looking for an MFC method on the control that will either do Invalidate, Paint, Refresh, Update, etc.

Good luck!

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I created an ownerdrawn tab control (CTabCtrl). &nbsp;I wanted to be able to set Tab Style on the fly. &nbsp;For instance,<br />
I have check box with two options - Tabs on single line, and Tabs on multiple row. <br />
The problem is when user check on &quot;Tabs on multiple rows&quot;, it shows Tabs on multiple rows, but it could not be changed back to show Tabs on single line again. &nbsp;<br />
I used following to switch to multiple lines:<br />
ModifyStyle(ModifyStyle(TC<wbr />S_MULTIROW<wbr />, TCS_MULTIROW);<br />
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Any ideas? &nbsp;appreciate any inputs!
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I created an ownerdrawn tab control (CTabCtrl).  I wanted to be able to set Tab Style on the fly.  For instance,
I have check box with two options - Tabs on single line, and Tabs on multiple row. 
The problem is when user check on "Tabs on multiple rows", it shows Tabs on multiple rows, but it could not be changed back to show Tabs on single line again.  
I used following to switch to multiple lines:
ModifyStyle(ModifyStyle(TCS_MULTIROW, TCS_MULTIROW);

Any ideas?  appreciate any inputs!

Problem with switching tabs on multi rows to  tabs on single rows

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