How can I add a shadow to a tabbed panel?

Trying to put a shadow on the active state of a tabbed panel so the tab and the content areas share one continuous shadow. Want the active panel to look like it's sitting above the other, inactive panels - the way a stack of file folders would look: shadows on all the tabs, but the folder on the top of the stack would have a shadow around the tab and the rest of the folder.
I can get the shadows to work on the tabs - where the active tab has a larger shadow than the normal (inactive) tabs and they look like they're sitting behind it - but when I try to add a shadow to the content panel it makes the panel appear to sit above the tab that goes with it. I tried arranging the tab on top ("Bring to front") but it still sits behind the content panel. Also tried pulling all the tabs to the front, but the content panel still sits in front and any shadow on the active panel is still over the active tab.
I know I can get an effect that's kinda-sorta what I'm going for with flat color (lighter for active, etc.) but would love to add some truer-looking depth to the active tabbed panel.
Any suggestions?

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My problem is i want to build a new column for the number so each number i'm adding will be next on the left to the belong item string. And not under it like now.
1. Maybe i need to use another control and not listBox ?
2. How can i add column/s and also maybe adding a title to each column like: Names Id Number....?

If you want columns, you should consider a
ListView or
DataGridView.

How can i add filename on a document in pages 5.1 ?

I am allways using a template to make documents, that I save under different names. How can I add the (changed) filename in the footer of a saved document ?
It is important to me to print the filename on document, to find and edit it on my mac later.
In MS Word it is easy to automaticaly add filenames, path, author and other filedata to the document. I can't find how to do that automatically in Pages templates.
I saw earlyer answers to this question on this community, but they don't work as I expect, or only on earlier versions of pages..... I trust there is an easy way to do this.
Can someone help me please ?

That function, present in "Pages 09" (i.e. Pages 4.3) , was not included in Pages 5.0-5.1. (Nor were nearly 100 other such features, from mail merge and bookmarks to non-contiguous text selection, 2-up page viewing and the ability to set alternating left/right margins, headers & footers.Version 5.1 is also notably buggy. One work around, or partial work around, is to click the file name at the top of the window document. You can then select the filename, copy it and paste it whereever you like. As far as I can see, however, there is no way to include the path: all you get is the filename and extension.

Pls help - How can I add a typekit font to muse?

As Muse doesn't come with all typekit fonts already included in the dropdown list of webfonts, I'd like to know how I can add a typekit font to the dropdown menu so I can use it for my website. I have Adobe creative cloud membership.
I've searched the whole of the web and can't find anything about this at all - only about adding one of the existing muse typekit fonts which I already know how to do.
Why doesn't Adobe include all typekit fonts with Muse when you're already a full creative cloud subscriber?

Done!
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2012 03:13:17 -0700
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Subject: Pls help - How can I add a typekit font to muse?
    Re: Pls help - How can I add a typekit font to muse?
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You're very welcome - can I be cheeky and ask for a "correct answer" to be noted? :^D
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