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Lebans MonthCalendar Does Not Work Properly When Using an Image Button

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ctaleck@gmail.com - 08 Mar 2007 17:13 GMT
I am using the Lebans MonthCalendar. Instead of using the textbox
double-click event to open the calendar, I would like to use a bitmap
graphic (image control) of a calendar I created. However, there seems
to be a problem where after opening the MonthCalendar form, the window
will not accept any input. I am using Access 97 on Windows XP. Anyone
else experience the same thing?

For now I have resorted to using a command button control, but I hate
the border it produces...
Stephen Lebans - 09 Mar 2007 01:11 GMT
You cannot setfocus to an Image control and if I remember correctly, the
MonthCalendar positioning logic requries this feature.

TO get around this issue, Create a Trnasparent COmmandButton and overlay on
your Image control.

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>I am using the Lebans MonthCalendar. Instead of using the textbox
> double-click event to open the calendar, I would like to use a bitmap
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> For now I have resorted to using a command button control, but I hate
> the border it produces...
 
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