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    Question DTPicker Tough One .. ?

    Anybody Having any idea of when callbackkeydown event

    of DTpicker fires ?

    Put It three times , but no reply.
    Seems to be tough one for all the Gurus

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    With your DTPicker set property
    Format=dtpCustom

    To create the callback field in CustomFormat property
    put some thing like

    XX/XX/XXXX

    (Capital X's)

    The Callbackkeydown event will then fire.

    I just looked all this up in the help files, so hell knows what you
    are meant do with it after that. Hope this helps though.

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    DTPicker

    It Doesn't Help . By putting Capital X's like that , i am not able to
    enter any date in the control

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    The DTPicker control is stupid imo. I made my own little date selector control, and it looks nicer, and is easier to work with.
    Alphanos

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    Re: DTPicker Tough One .. ?

    Dear friends...
    I am somoorthi an new member for this forum...

    For the date picker control - custom format
    after selecting the format as dtbCustom.
    For the custom format u have to use the specific letters only...

    for date indication . dd (small case only)
    For months - MM (capital case only)
    for Year fields - yy (small case only)

    example - for the date format for 15-Mar-2006
    u have to give it as
    dd-MMM-yyyy
    Any small case and capcase also makes problem.

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