Combobox On A Custom Menubar

[Judy]

How do I create a combobox in a custom menubar to display months like:
1 January
2 February
3 March
etc

and then assign the month number (1, 2, 3, etc) of the selected month to a
textbox on a form?

Thanks for all help!

Judy

[Stephen Lebans]

> Steven's calendar will also allow a user to select a range of dates,

so that you can program in something like "Find me a class within this
period." The only bug in it that I've been able to find is that the
user's range selection (highlighting a "group" of dates) is limited to
a single month. Other then that, it works like a charm!
Not a bug Chuck but an operator error!<grin>
The MonthCalendar class exposes a property to set the maximum number of
days allowed when selecting a range of dates. The default is 30. You can
set it to whatever you want!
:-)

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"Chuck Grimsby" <c.*******@worl dnet.att.net.in valid> wrote in message
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So does Steven's.

Take a serious look at it if you already haven't. I'd use it like
this:
Steven's form is what the user sees.
You can click on a date and have it populate a textbox on hidden
form, which causes Steven's calendar to disappear.
When the hidden form's date textbox changes (using the "On_change"
event, you open up another form, this one visible to the user, to
display all the data from the database that you want to display.

If you want the user to be able to select more then just a date, make
the form not a hidden form, but populated with whatever additional
selections you want or need to have (Locations, classes, instructors,
whatever).

Steven's calendar will also allow a user to select a range of dates,
so that you can program in something like "Find me a class within this
period." The only bug in it that I've been able to find is that the
user's range selection (highlighting a "group" of dates) is limited to
a single month. Other then that, it works like a charm!

But, it's your application. Do what you need to. I'd personally like
to see what you wind up with. I'm a bit of "nut" on calendars. I
have an application I run here on my personal computer that tells me
the date and what's happened on this date in about 25 different
calendars. It's just something I have for fun though...
On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 01:37:51 GMT, "Judy" <jr*******@notm yemail.com>
wrote:

My calendar looks like a calendar and works just like a calendar allowingthe user to navigate to a selected year and month. For any selected year andmonth, my calendar displays the courses scheduled for each day on the
calendar.

"Chuck Grimsby" <c.*******@worl dnet.att.net.in valid> wrote in message
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On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 17:59:51 GMT, "Judy" <jr*******@notm yemail.com>
wrote:
>I am building a scheduling calendar form. To be readable, I made the >calendar take up the entire form. So I am creating a custom menu just for >that form to control the calendar.

Save yourself a *LOT* of trouble, and take a look at Steven's Calendar demo:
<http://www.lebans.com/monthcalendar.h tm>

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