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Thread: [RESOLVED] Run time codes for calender generation and formatting text

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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Run time codes for calender generation and formatting text

    Hi everyone.
    I am writing a program in VB 6.0 where I am calling data from access. I am creating a form in VB where i am calling data from access to be filled in a text box on that form. I wanted to know a code wherein the format(size, font, etc) could be changed of that text during run time. Could u please send me the code if u know?
    Also I wanted to know if there is a code to create calender(which could be seen and selected from during run time) on a VB form?
    If u could send me the codes it will be really helpful.
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    Ruchi

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    Re: Run time codes for calender generation and formatting text

    Quote Originally Posted by ruch_de_magic
    Hi everyone.
    I am writing a program in VB 6.0 where I am calling data from access. I am creating a form in VB where i am calling data from access to be filled in a text box on that form. I wanted to know a code wherein the format(size, font, etc) could be changed of that text during run time. Could u please send me the code if u know?
    You can load all of the fonts and their sizes into a drop down combo box and select what you want to use from that.
    Quote Originally Posted by ruch_de_magic
    Also I wanted to know if there is a code to create calender(which could be seen and selected from during run time) on a VB form?
    There is a calendar control called the MonthView that ships with VB that can be loaded and used at design time. You could then write whatever code necessary to select a date.

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