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Jonathan Crawford - 23 Feb 2006 19:09 GMT
Hi

I want to use a date picker (6.0) sp2 on 2003
I don't know if this came with 2003 so that is the first question
as it may have belonged to xp or 2000 that were here first. I don't
want to use it if it won't port to other machines.

Secondly: I want to set the default value but I click
on the help in access properties and get a white form.
In the control properties the help says it can't find
cmctl298.chm which is not on the machine. Any
ideas where to get this.

Third question is should I be using this control at all
given how the above.

thanks for any thoguht
jonathan

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Damon Heron - 24 Feb 2006 18:41 GMT
Funny, mine says "MSDN not found"  I assume this means the subscription
service for developers.  Anyway, the default is set by changing the value
property.  When you rt-click on the control select dtpicker -object
properties, and set the date value there.  By the way, mine is (SP4) so you
may need to download some updates.
I have used this in my database programs and it works on all the machines I
have tried it on, except I may have to set references on some to recognize
it, or install mscomctl2.
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SF - 25 Feb 2006 02:36 GMT
You need MSComCtl2.ocx that came with Visual Basic 6

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