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Remove from the collection is the only way to hide tabs.
"Richard Thombs" <(E-Mail Removed)> ha scritto nel messaggio news  (E-Mail Removed)...> I have tab in a TabControl that I'm trying to hide when I don't want it > displayed. Trouble is, no combination of TabPage.Enable=false and > TabPage.Visible=false gives the right solution. > > What I end up with is a tab that I can still see and click on. I would > like to be able to totally hide the tab. Is there no alternative other > than removing it from the collection all together? > > R. |
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