Hello monks, I am trying to change the color of my tabstrip. I am using the Perl win32::Gui. I have tried everything, along with searching all over the net to see if there is a property for the tab strip. If someone knows, this would be of great help!! I have tried -background as every other control seems to use this, along with -color still no go. I am starting to loose my hair! 
$main->AddTabStrip ( -name => "tab",
                     -left => 0,
                     -top => 170,
                     -width => 555,
                     -height=> 500,
                     );

$main->tab->InsertItem( -name=> "Local",
                        -text => "Local",
                        -index=> 0,
                        );

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In reply to tabstrip background color by Karger78

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