BUG: TabStrip Loses Selection When Placement Property is Changed

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a Standard EXE project in Visual Basic. Form1 is created default.
2. Add the TabStrip component to the toolbox by selecting Components from the Project menu, checking "Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0," and then clicking OK.
3. Add an instance of the TabStrip to Form1.
4. Add a second tab to the TabStrip.
5. Set the Caption property of Tab1 to "One" and the Caption of Tab2 to "Two."
6. Add a CommandButton to Form1.
7. Add the following code to Form1:

         Private Sub Command1_Click()
            With TabStrip1
               If .Placement = 3 Then
                  .Placement = 0
               Else
                  .Placement = TabStrip1.Placement + 1
               End If
               Debug.Print .SelectedItem
            End With
         End Sub
   						

8. Run the project and click on the tab labeled "Two."
9. Click the CommandButton twice and note that the selected tab (printed in the Immediate Window) changes from Two to One.