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Yea, I'm using the tab control to create, not code. &nbsp;<br />
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The article you referenced is from 2004 using VS .NET 2003. &nbsp;Not quite relevant.
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Yea, I'm using the tab control to create, not code.  

The article you referenced is from 2004 using VS .NET 2003.  Not quite relevant.

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The tabcontrol has not really changed sine then!
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The tabcontrol has not really changed sine then!

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I figured it &nbsp;out. &nbsp;I was a little too over concerned about proper verses improper placement but it's straight forward. &nbsp;Thanks
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I figured it  out.  I was a little too over concerned about proper verses improper placement but it's straight forward.  Thanks

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I need to create a Windows Form app that looks like the one below except the tabs need to be at the top. &nbsp;The Form in the picture below is from a Delphi project.<br />
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How should I create the six tabs along with the menu items at the top? &nbsp;Is there a preferred order? &nbsp;How would I go about matching the layout I was given in this picture:<br />
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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2013/06_w26/662359/Form-x.jpg" target="_blank" title="Pattern Form (119 KB)"><img alt="Pattern Form" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 788px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2013/06_w26/662359/Form-x.jpg" /></a><br />
I'm guessing this would be a fairly easy task to any seasoned Form developer. &nbsp;What then must I do to ...<br />
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Thanks, John
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I need to create a Windows Form app that looks like the one below except the tabs need to be at the top.  The Form in the picture below is from a Delphi project.

How should I create the six tabs along with the menu items at the top?  Is there a preferred order?  How would I go about matching the layout I was given in this picture:



I'm guessing this would be a fairly easy task to any seasoned Form developer.  What then must I do to ...

Thanks, John

Creating a C# Windows Form app with tabs

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