Change a tabular type form into a Card form

DarkHorse

Hello, when you create a form you can choose a Card or a Tabular type. If you have created a tabular type form, is there any way of change it into a Card type?.
Thanks for help

Marije_Brummel

Forms do not have types. This is determined by the control you place on the form.

If you remove your Listconrol and place a tabcontrol, then it's a cardform.

You can also have a combination of both.

DarkHorse

Thanks. Sorry, but where can I change this control?.

vijay_g

It's placed at your form in that your all controls exist(in card form it's TabControl and in list form it's TableBox).

DarkHorse

Sorry, :oops: I don't see it. I don't know where are this controls.
Thanks in advance.

David_Singleton

DarkHorse wrote:

Sorry, :oops: I don't see it. I don't know where are this controls.
Thanks in advance.

Have you never created a form "from scratch"?

DarkHorse

Sorry, I understand. May be I've explained badly, sorry. I mean change the form when I have it already created.
Thanks.

David_Singleton

DarkHorse wrote:

I mean change the form when I have it already created.

And Mark already gave you the answer

Mark Brummel wrote:

If you remove your Listconrol and place a tabcontrol, then it's a cardform.

Savatage

Did you try going to your list form.

Click->Tools->Designer
Click on the ToolBox
Select Tab Control & drop it in, then start re-designing the form.

You know you can create a tab form using the wizard and once you have it all fine & dandy then just save it as the number you are replacing. Seems easier.

DarkHorse

Thanks. Now I understand, but the problem is that I've to re-designing the form, it's like start from 0. I thought that could change (more or less) in an automatic way, but I guess it's too much to ask :P .
Thanks everybody for help.

David_Singleton

DarkHorse wrote:

Thanks. Now I understand, but the problem is that I've to re-designing the form, it's like start from 0. I thought that could change (more or less) in an automatic way, but I guess it's too much to ask :P .
Thanks everybody for help.

Mark answered your question in the very first reply. Did you read his answer to your question?

DarkHorse

Yes, but I thought that he was explained if you created the form from 0, I was askin how to change it once you have created (or at least it was my intention). Sorry for confusion.
Thanks everybody for help.