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Ok, so if I disable the form within the tabcontrol and leave the button outside the form, &nbsp;I can disable the form itself.<br />
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Is there a way to refer to the control within the tab?<br />
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me.form.enabled=false<br />
Me.TabCtl183.Pages(0).butt<wbr />on.enable=<wbr /> true<br />
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Ok, so if I disable the form within the tabcontrol and leave the button outside the form,  I can disable the form itself.

Is there a way to refer to the control within the tab?

me.form.enabled=false
Me.TabCtl183.Pages(0).button.enable= true

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OK nevermind, I got it. &nbsp;<br />
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You can refer to the control directly.<br />
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me.button.enabled=true &nbsp;<br />
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you don't have to refer to the tab control first. &nbsp;<br />
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thanks!
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OK nevermind, I got it.  

You can refer to the control directly.

me.button.enabled=true  

you don't have to refer to the tab control first.  

thanks!

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hello,<br />
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Is there a way to leave the tab control disabled, but to enable just one control (button)?<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.TabCtl183.Pages(0).Enab<wbr />led = False<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.TabCtl183.Pages(0).Butt<wbr />on.Enabled<wbr /> = True<br />
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hello,

Is there a way to leave the tab control disabled, but to enable just one control (button)?

        Me.TabCtl183.Pages(0).Enabled = False
        Me.TabCtl183.Pages(0).Button.Enabled = True

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Access Form: disable Tab Control, but leave one control enabled

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