How to subclass an edit control to catch the tab key

The dialog is designed using using the built in editor in Visual Studio .NET. Then I use CreateDialog to actually bring it into my project. I also have set the tabstop property, but that seems to only let me tab to a text box and not tab off of the text box.

I set the TabStop property to true for all the controls in the Resource editor. In another post I was directed to create a subclass of the edit control and handle the WM_KEYDOWN message. Everywhere I look online it tells me how to do this using MFC, which my project does not use. If anyone knows how to do this without MFC, I'd really appreciate it.

I've been using the resource editor and setting the property of each of these text boxes to TabStop = true. This, however, doesn't seem to work to tab off of the text boxes - just onto the textboxes. How do I provide correct tab stop styles to change this behavior? Can I do it in the resource editor or do I have to do it in code? If in code, could you give me an example because I've always just used the resource editor and I'm not sure how to apply styles or properties in code to individual controls on a dialog box.

Thanks

Actually, I was about to do this when I found the problem! Thanks so much for your help and willingness though.

The problem was actually in my main message loop. I needed to call IsDialogBox() and handle it rather than letting the translate and dispatch message functions handle it. After that, the tabbing worked great!

Thanks again.