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How do I change the default behaviour of tab control?
By default when the number of tabs in a tab control are such that the total length occupied is more than the window length, two arrows of opposite directio for accessing tabs that are no longer in view appear.What I find annoying is the fact that the two arrows are always at the same side of the tab control.What can I do so that they will be at opposite sides as it is in mozilla firefox.What tab control style do I specify.
Will using a rebar solve this problem?
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There are plenty of examples on this, in the end you will have to draw (parts of) the control by yourself.

Painting Your Own Tabs - Second Edition[^]
TabStrip Control[^]
TabStrips: A TabControl in the Visual Studio 2005 way![^]
Magic TabControl - VS.NET Style[^]
 
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Gbenbam 4-Feb-14 11:19am    
What I want is a code in native c++, not managed or cli or vb or c#.I want WIN32 API version or MFC version.

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