Reputation: 24699
Back in the ancient days in VB6, two different controls could not have the same TabIndex. If I tried to assign a control with the same index as another control, the other control's index would be scooted up sequentially in the tab order.
Now in .NET, I see 2 controls have the same index.
How can this make sense?
Is there a utility to easily set the sequence without having to iterate through the property grid?
Upvotes: 6
Views: 3135
Reputation: 942267
No, the designer doesn't 'fix' the TabIndex you set. There's an interactive tool to set them. Use View + Tab Order and click the controls in the order you want to tab them.
Upvotes: 13