G
Guest
It's only Office Vista that does this. Everything is great in 2000, 2003.
A dialog box I created has a text box with the Format property set to
date/time, next to that a command button with a calendar image to open that
opens my own custom designed date picker, and an OK button to close the form.
Vista has an annoying feature. When the user goes into the text box, vista
has it's own date picker icon appear on top of my Command Button. It does
this because the text Box has the format property set to Date/Time.
How do I stop Vista pre-empting my need for a date picker?
Thanks in Advance
A dialog box I created has a text box with the Format property set to
date/time, next to that a command button with a calendar image to open that
opens my own custom designed date picker, and an OK button to close the form.
Vista has an annoying feature. When the user goes into the text box, vista
has it's own date picker icon appear on top of my Command Button. It does
this because the text Box has the format property set to Date/Time.
How do I stop Vista pre-empting my need for a date picker?
Thanks in Advance