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    Anyone know of a good algorithm for creating calendars

    I'm creating a custom Calendar control for inhouse use. Does anyone know of an algorithm for creating such a control?

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    Jeff

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    I have a ready to go application (not a control) if you're willing to buy one.
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    Thanks but I need to develop this!

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    Anyone have any ideas?????

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    In general, you will have to create a daily, Weekly and Monthly planners, Reminders; it will have to be fully customizable and dinamic. You may use INI file to store user settings. Don't overkill your forms with tons of labels, textboxes and etc.. Use Control arrays as much as you can and create layout of your form on the fly. Don't use toooooo much graphics as they become very annoing. KIM that program must be capable to print anything that is currently displayed (and not). And so on ...

    HTH, ;-)
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    the DateTime class built into VB has a calander property that returns/sets the current calander...

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    Kleinma,

    How do I set up the DateTime class?

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