DEFINE TAB
Creates a Tab Control

      DEFINE TAB <ControlName>

            [ PARENT <ParentWindowName> ]

            ROW <nRow>

            COL <nCol>

            WIDTH <nWidth>

            HEIGHT<nHeight>

            [ VALUE <nValue> ]

            [ FONTNAME <cFontname> ]

            [ FONTSIZE <nFonSize> ]

            [ FONTBOLD <lValue> ]

            [ FONTITALIC <lValue> ]

            [ FONTUNDERLINE <lValue> ]

            [ FONTSTRIKEOUT <lValue> ]

            [ TOOLTIP <cToolTipText> ]

            [ BUTTONS <lValue> ]

            [ FLAT <lValue> ]

            [ HOTTRACK <lValue> ]

            [ VERTICAL <lValue> ]

            [ ON CHANGE <OnChangeProcedure> | <bBlock> ]

            DEFINE PAGE <cPageCaption> [ IMAGE <cImageName> ]

                  ... Control Definitions...

            END PAGE

            ...

      END TAB

Properties:

      - Value

      - Enabled

      - Visible

      - Row

      - Col

      - Width

      - Height

      - Caption(nPageNumber)

      - Fontname

      - FontSize

      - FontBold

      - FontItalic

      - FontUnderline

      - FontStrikeout

      - Name (R)

      - Buttons (D)

      - Flat (D)

      - HotTrack (D)

      - Vertical (D)

      D: Available at control definition only

      R: Read-Only

Events:

      - OnChange

Methods:

      - Show

      - Hide

      - Release

      - AddPage ( nPageNumber , cCaption [ , cImageName ] )

      - DeletePage ( nPageNumber )

      - AddControl ( ControlName , nPagenumber , nRow , nCol )

- Hints:

      - VERTICAL style has no effect when XP theme is used.

      - Since Tab is a container, you can specify when refer to

      properties or events of its child controls, including page

      number, ie:

            Win1.Tab1(1).Grid1.Value := 10