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I have the same Problem in Access 2007.

I tried using the HasExpando Parameter and the LineStyle but it didnt work. It seems the Control doesn't work on Access. I guess this is a problem with Access like with the DateTime Control.

Oliver

I tried the control with Excel and it works perfectly. So the problem seems to be with Access. I know that Access handles the Forms a little different than Excel. The behaviour of Excel-Forms seems to be a lot closer to VB6 than what Access does. I will see if I can make do with some workarounds as ...

It's sad that Access is so bad with COM-Controls, but it seems there is nothing your control can do about that. The idea of using a timer is really nice. I will try to implement that from the Access side. It wouldn't be the worst hack we have to do to make Access comply :) Thanks for the idea! Oliver

If I could react to the GetBolddates-Event, I could reset the bold dates there every time. But see the problem in the other post...

We will get some Win7 machines here in the next weeks. I will try there if it works better and let you know.

Regards (and thanks for looking into this)
Oliver

I did some more tests. I did try enabling all events. I also tried the ANSI and Unicode versions of the controls. There is no difference. The Events I want are not listed in the enumerations to disable events anyway. I would like to react to "GetBoldDates" and "SelectionChanged"....

Hi Timo Very nice work on your controls. We are just evaluating them for use in our project and I started with the Calendar Control. I'm on Windows XP SP3 and Access 2007 SP2 The Calendar Control shows up on my forms and can be read and written to (.Value). But after each opening of the form, random...

Hmm, I get the same behaviour here. No events get fired, neither for the control itself nor for an Object variable declared WithEvents.

I'm on Windows XP SP3, Access 2007 SP2.

Regards,
Oliver