Tabstrip Vs. Multipage

While teaching myself VBA, I wondered what a Tabstrip is and how it differs from a Multipage object.

The tabstrip and multipage object curiously resemble one another, in that they both have tabs, and hence naturally arouses one's curiosity and raises this question.

I searched this forum, and found one thread, from several years ago, where some senior members shrugged and said they had never used it. I found little in google, after an hour of searching, except for a Microsoft example which I completed and attached here.

I still have questions in my mind about exactly when and how one might use a multistrip, but this example helps me a lot, so I felt it might help others as well.

I am anxious to hear your tips and caveats about multistrips.

A multistrip appears to be a handy way document related options for the programmatic alteration of the functionality of some aspect of an application, such as color, or font, or perhaps output device.

Re: Tabstrip Vs. Multipage

Thanks Reafidy! Your example is most helpful to me to visualize/conceptualize the utility of a tabstrip.

I suppose, one tab in a multi-page could be "Comments", but on that page, a listbox might be embedded in a tabstrip, with tabs such as "Collections", "Quality Control", "Sales calls", and so one page of a multipage object, devoted to comments in general might, with one listbox, offer many different topics of comments.

Interesting!