BUG: Setting the Caption of a Tab Control Results in GP Fault

   If Text1.Text = "" Then
      Form1.SSTab1.Caption = ""
   Else
      Form1.SSTab1.Caption = Text1.Text
   End If
				

MORE INFORMATION

This occurs only in 16-bit Windows because User.exe was updated in Windows 95 and Windows NT. The 32-bit version of the Sheridan tab control does not exhibit this behavior.

The GP fault occurs only when the Caption property is set to the Text property of a text box or the caption of another control, and that text box or other control does not contain text. The GP fault does not occur if the caption is set to an empty string directly.

Steps to Reproduce Problem

1. Start Visual Basic 4.0, 16-bit Edition. Form1 is created by default.
2. Place the Sheridan tab control onto Form1.
3. In the Load event for Form1, place the following line of code:

      Form2.Show
   					

4. Add a new form to the project (on the Insert menu, click Form).
5. On Form2, place a text box. In the Change event for the text box, place the following code:

      Form1.SSTab1.Caption = Text1.Text
   					

6. Run the project by pressing the F5 key. Click Form2, highlight the text inside of the text box (Text1), and press the DELETE key. On Windows for Workgroups this gives a GP fault in the User.exe module.