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[Guest]

I want to make a 2006 calendar

 

[Vincent Johns]

I want to make a 2006 calendar

I assume you've already visited the Microsoft Web site to look for this.

If your 2005 calendar is a Report, you'll need to change some headers.
If the numbers of the days are stored as Label controls, you're kind of
stuck with having to change them all (ugh). If they're computed (such
as Text Boxes), you may not need to do much of anything, just change the
year. It depends on how much work the source of your calendar put into
it.

If you're interested in keeping track of appointments, &c., rather than
in printing a Calendar form, just export them from Outlook to an Access
database file. You'll get a [Calendar] Table containing the events in
your specified date range -- but recurring events will be stored there
as a collection of records (as if each one were a one-time event).

-- Vincent Johns <[email protected]>
Please feel free to quote anything I say here.

 

[PC Datasheet]

I developed a calendar form/calendar report module that I could implement
for you for a reasonable fee. As the names imply, they look just like a page
off a calendar. You can display different data for each day and enter data
into each day. The year and month are selectable. I also have a week
calendar form and week calendar report that I can implement for you. If you
are interested, email me at my email address below and I will send you a
screenshot.

 

[John Marshall, MVP]

... calendar form and week calendar report that I can implement for you.
If you are interested, email me at my email address below and I will send
you a screenshot.

PC Datasheet

and the price is?

John... Visio MVP

 

[PC Datasheet]

You're just trying to stir up trouble!! This shows you are just like Arno R.

The full sentence reads "I developed a calendar form/calendar report module
that I could implement
for you for a reasonable fee."

Steve

 

[StopThisAdvertising]

You're just trying to stir up trouble!! This shows you are just like Arno R.

The person who 'stirs up trouble' is called Steve.
I am only trying to stop your DataShit-advertising.

Even when you mention you will ask a fee, it is still advertising/jobhunting.

Arno R

 

[Keith]

You're just trying to stir up trouble!! This shows you are just like Arno
R.

The full sentence reads "I developed a calendar form/calendar report
module that I could implement
for you for a reasonable fee."

Which you stated in a public forum that specifically precludes solicitations
for business so it is reasonable to ask what that fee is.

 

[Duane Hookom]

If the 2006 calendar is not dependent on data in a table then just buy a
calendar at the store. If you want to create something more personalized,
there are lots of templates at
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/default.aspx.

If you want to create a calendar style report from Access schedule data then
consider the calendar reports at
http://www.invisibleinc.com/divFiles.cfm?divDivID=4

You should not have to pay for a solution unless you need to purchase Office
software. I would certainly avoid contracting with anyone who lacks the
common decency of not advertising in public news groups.