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  1. Jul 21st, 2003, 06:59 AM #1
    kiwis
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    Angry Calendar

    What I'm doing is giving my people the option to select dates on the calendar and then click go!! when they click go I want to to bring up a spread sheet with the days selected on the top and "X" about of rows down the side (X must be changeable) and when I have filled in one of these rows it will show up and taken or something. Any ideas on who to start on this?? It's almost like a Availability search.
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  2. Jul 21st, 2003, 07:26 AM #2
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    use a datepicker control...Projects--->Components--->Windows Common Controls 2.
    That'll put u on the right track...asking people how to write entire applications doesn't usually get many answers as most people here have jobs and don't have time to sit and write an app for someone

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