I need to know how to switch between tabs possibly by using SendMessage

I have figured out how to get the SysTabControl's handle as follows:

[code]
Dim lngSysTab as Long
lngSysTab = FindWindowEx(lngPropWnd, 0, "SysTabControl32", vbNullString)
[/code]

I now need to be able to set the controls tab index to 2.

Thanks

PS: Also my ISP blocks microsoft sites for some reason so please don't redirect to MSDN in response

[quote author=DDA-TriCk-E link=topic=16105.msg162132#msg162132 date=1165202965]
I need to know how to switch between tabs possibly by using SendMessage

I have figured out how to get the SysTabControl's handle as follows:

[code]
Dim lngSysTab as Long
lngSysTab = FindWindowEx(lngPropWnd, 0, "SysTabControl32", vbNullString)
[/code]

I now need to be able to set the controls tab index to 2.

Thanks

PS: Also my ISP blocks microsoft sites for some reason so please don't redirect to MSDN in response
[/quote]

Maybe you have a virus blocking Microsoft's sites.  ISP blocking Microsoft isn't realistic

The ISP I am on is only meant for checking E-mails and stuff, its just university internet.
I have a download limit of 150mb/month, it's really annoying.

[quote author=DDA-TriCk-E link=topic=16105.msg162154#msg162154 date=1165212404]
The ISP I am on is only meant for checking E-mails and stuff, its just university internet.
I have a download limit of 150mb/month, it's really annoying.
[/quote]

But why would they block Microsoft websites? Windows Update?

These responses are completely irrelevant.

Including this one, but I figure pointing out irrelevance is more relevant than the irrelevance that it's pointing out.

I mean if you can't help, why do you bother replying (this logic not subject to this post)

is SysTabControl32 the default tab control? cause i'm using FindWindowEx on the hwnd of the prog to find SysTabControl32 and it's returning 0.