Active X (AxDate Control)

[Bob Rice]

Have both Access 97 or Access 2002 and experience the same with either.

I insert the Active X control, AxDate Control into a form, and am unable to
have the selected date placed in a table.
I am lost because the property sheet does not offer a control source.

If the control is named AxCtrl3 and I create a another object and cause it
to be equal to the AxDate Control (=[AxCtrl3].[date]), it is 1900 years off.

Is there somewhere I can go to learn about the use of the AxDate Control?

Thanks.
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Bob Rice
www.geocities.com/arrice.geo

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Have both Access 97 or Access 2002 and experience the same with either.

I insert the Active X control, AxDate Control into a form, and am unable to have the selected date placed in a table.
I am lost because the property sheet does not offer a control source.

If the control is named AxCtrl3 and I create a another object and cause it
to be equal to the AxDate Control (=[AxCtrl3].[date]), it is 1900 years off.
Is there somewhere I can go to learn about the use of the AxDate Control?

Thanks.
--
Bob Rice
www.geocities.com/arrice.geo

[Tom van Stiphout]

On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 00:14:05 GMT, "Bob Rice" <ar*****@comcast.net>
wrote:

Contact the vendor. Perhaps you will find their name in the properties
dialog for the ocx file.

-Tom.

Have both Access 97 or Access 2002 and experience the same with either.

I insert the Active X control, AxDate Control into a form, and am unable to
have the selected date placed in a table.
I am lost because the property sheet does not offer a control source.

If the control is named AxCtrl3 and I create a another object and cause it
to be equal to the AxDate Control (=[AxCtrl3].[date]), it is 1900 years off.

Is there somewhere I can go to learn about the use of the AxDate Control?

Thanks.