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Hello!

I have un-disabled all events (keyboard, mouse, etc.).

Nevertheless I still don't get any events if the user changes the CaretDate.

Did I overlook something?

Thank you.

Okay, thank you very much!

Hi Timo,

thank you very much!
Do you consider this a production release?
I mean, can I use it in real life or should I do lots of beta testing?

Greetings!

Thank you very much!

Or even simpler code to check (please use on button click):

If Me.TextBox1.RightToLeft = 0 Then
Me.TextBox1.RightToLeft = 3
Else
Me.TextBox1.RightToLeft = 0
End If

Hi Timo, sorry, I am confused... Can you please check if this is a bug? The RTL layout and text is not changed back to LTR after the first click on my button... Even settings TextBox1.RightToLeft = 0 does not change it. Is this my fault? Option Explicit Private Sub Form_Load() Me.TextBox1.Move 0, 0,...

Hello! I just tried registering DTCtlsU.ocx on a clean XP home computer (SP1), and it failed ("regsvr32 exited with error code 0x3"). Could that be because a dependency is missing? This error was given out by Inno Setup. If I try to register the file manually by double clicking it and sele...

As a boolean.

Just a joke.

As "Date" of course.

XP SP 2 Private Sub btnOk_Click() m_bCancelled = False m_Date = Me.Calendar1.CaretDate If CStr(m_Date) = "00:00:00" Then Me.BackColor = vbRed Exit Sub End If Unload Me End Sub Does this help? I used an older version first, and I have upgraded to the latest version of the DateTimeControls n...

For some reason it always returns "00:00:00" for me.

How do I retrieve which date the user clicked in a Calendar control?
I mean not only bit the HitDate value which will be exposed when the user clicked it, but just anytime.
I thought there was a Calendar1.CurrentValue property, but there isn't.

Thank you very much for the help.

Okay, I didn't know what exactely you do yourself and what you have done by Windows.

Thanks for the reply!

I want to make a label that works with your controls, but I am unable to get the background color in a trustworthy way. I tried this Dim lBackColor& If UserControl.ContainerHwnd = UserControl.Parent.hWnd Then 'we are sitting right on top of the form lBackColor = UserControl.Parent.BackColor Else...

Hello!

One feature that I really miss is an "Autowidth" property.
But even if you wanted to include such a feature in e. g. the checkbox, radar button, it would break compatibility, that's why you are not doing it, right?

Regards!

Okay, I can do it myself. I only thought that maybe you *wanted* to do it, but it's really nice to hear that you have a private life as well!