A last solution would be to use image search of icons for tabs (assuming each tab has its own icon).
So add in image store your icons and search them in the parent object picture. After that you'll have coordinates where to click.
That is not perfect but it could work.
Try using Find or FindChild to find the right tab and then get the index you need to do other things
I agree with FindChild and have used id usefully to get the sub label of the label. However, I have not been able to determine the index number of the tab that it is associated with it. Is there is a function of way to determine the index number of tab that contains the object returned by FindChild.
When spying look at the tab Method/functions instead of Properties tab, perhaps you can find an useful method
Thanks everyone!
TimCalderwood were you able to find what you are looking for? Please share your progress with us!
I have been study that and several other part of the tools. I am still unable to determine the tab index of a tab.
A last solution would be to use image search of icons for tabs (assuming each tab has its own icon).
So add in image store your icons and search them in the parent object picture. After that you'll have coordinates where to click.
That is not perfect but it could work.
