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 [form.]ctlname.TabStop[ = boolean%]
 
 Usage Notes
   ■ Instead of having the Tab key move through each button in an option
     button group, you can designate that the whole group be treated as one
     tab location. To do this, set TabStop to True (-1) for the first option
     button in the group and set TabStop to False (0) for the other option
     buttons in the group. See: ◄Option Button Control►
 
   ■ A form cannot get the focus if any of its children are able to receive
     the focus. In contrast, a picture box can receive the focus even when
     it contains child controls.
     See: ◄Focus Definition►                ◄Form►
          ◄Parent and Child Relationships►  ◄Picture Box Control►