Stacked canvas from Oracle designer 10g

Hi,
I want to create a stacked canvas using designer 10g, how can I do it?
thanks.
Hichem

Since you ask this question inside the Oracle Designer Headstart forum, you have Oracle Headstart. Inside Oracle Headstart there is a demo application you can have a look inside the demo application. For instance module hsd0016f will show you a stacked tab canvas inside a tab canvas.

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