My preference is for a simple little Access form, so you never have to worry
about whether a user has the ActiveX control on their computer:
Popup Calendar
at: http://allenbrowne.com/ser-51.html
If you want something more spiffy, Stephen Lebans has a very nice wrapper
for the Microsoft Month Calendar Common Control at: http://www.lebans.com/monthcalendar.htm
is what I use in A97 when using the built-in control except that I might
be using Date() instead of Now() now. Perhaps the same idea can be used
with the other calendar controls. The example I used was for two
controls used to specify both a begin date and an end date with default
dates and textboxes showing the date values Access will use.
James A. Fortune
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