TabControl
that will do that but you can create a custom control to do it. There are couple of custom controls here that do just that. They are very old so you would have to update to your preferred framework but the principle should still hold. There is also info about the TabControl
in the Tips page on that site, but I don't think there's anything about disabling tabs there.Yes they are, which I already stated. Windows Forms hasn't changed much at all since they were created though, so you can use basically the same code in your own custom controls compiled for later Frameworks. Thethese components are old
TabControl
class probably hasn't changed at all since .NET Framework 2.0.