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The tabbed toolbar allows you to increase the view area by reducing the number of toolbars docked with each other. The toolbars (the CExtToolControlBar class) are hidden inside the tab page container which, in its turn, is put inside the master toolbar. You can easily access inner toolbars by clicking tabs.

The following tab styles are supported:

You can also set the tabs so that they appear on the left/right or at the top/bottom sides (see Figure 10).

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Whidbey style

Figure 1. Whidbey style

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Flat style

Figure 2. Flat style

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: One Note style

Figure 3. One Note style

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 style

Figure 4. Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 style

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 style

Figure 5. Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 style

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Visual Studio 2005 RC style

Figure 6. Visual Studio 2005 RC style

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Buttons style

Figure 7. Buttons style

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Visual Studio 2010

Figure 8. Visual Studio 2010

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Microsoft Office 2010

Figure 9. Microsoft Office 2010

MFC Prof-UIS Tabbed Toolbars: Different orientations of tabs

Figure 10. Different orientations of tabs