Learn about the Tab Bar control class that is based on CControlBar and the Windows common tab control; it also uses my wrapper class CTabBarCtrl.
Tab Bar Control
Published 01/23/2007
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CCustomTabCtrl - MFC Tab Control
Published 06/15/2004
Learn about an MFC Tab Control that's a clone of the Excel Tab Sheet Control.
XP Themes Tab Control in any orientation
Published 03/09/2004
How to make XP Themes Tab Control work properly in other than top orientation.
Using A Small Icon With The Tab Label
Published 12/07/2001
The code to add small icon to the tab label.
Creating a CTabCtrl Application
Published 04/03/2000
Illustrates how to quickly create an application whose dialog contains a tab control
Fully Owner Drawn Tab Control
Published 02/01/2000
Great article on creating advanced tabs for your application
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