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First I have searched the forum and I am more confused than ever.

I am a VB6 programmer.

I am *NOT* a 'C' Language Programmer.

I am *NOT* thoroughly familiar with navigating through the windows GUI.

I've taken a look at: _GUICtrlTab_GetItemText

Of particular concern is rewriting this so *I* can understand it...

MsgBox(4160, "Information", "Tab 1 text: " & _GUICtrlTab_GetItemText($hTab, 0))

(The more spread out and verbose the better. Step by Step Line by Line.)

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Something like

GetControlHandle("Window", "", {advanced control ID form})

$Str = _GUICtrlTab_GetItemText($hTab, ?))

MsgBox(0, "Information", $Str)

I take it that _GUICtrlTab_GetItemText() requires the actual TAB Index?

Which means that I'd need to add another line to "discover" which is the Currently Selected Tab?

I have tried $Str = ControlCommand("Window", "", {advanced control ID form}, "CurrentTab", "")

But it always returns the same number no matter which TAB is selected.

I would then like to iterate through the tabs and list all the TAB Names...

I have attached a graphic of the control I am working with.

Let me know what else I can submit to obtain the hand holding I so desperately need.

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No, I saw them in the UDF's.

But, I am having trouble following what is happening.

MsgBox(4160, "Information", "Tab 1 text: " & _GUICtrlTab_GetItemText($hTab, 0))

(The more spread out and verbose the better. Step by Step Line by Line.)

I hope to try _GUICtrlTab_GetItemCount()? in the morning and see if I get the correct count.

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I have downloaded the AutoIt 1-2-3 .zip file and will be going through that...

In the mean time I have attached a scriplet to show where I am missing the task at.

I have a Tab Test Form written in VB-6 up on the desktop. it has three rows of Tabs totalling seven...

When I run the script it returns zero...

This is a problem, for me, with the help files.

They show how to create tabs and test what's just been created.

But, do not show how to script already existing Windows.

Thanks for all your help!

Tabs.au3

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