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Nov 27th, 2008, 02:19 PM
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[RESOLVED] call calendar within form
is it possible to call the smartphone's calendar out within my form?
if yes, how? any clues?
thank you
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Nov 27th, 2008, 05:11 PM
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Re: call calendar within form
process.start ("\windows\calendar.exe")
or look at the pocketoutlook namespace as you won't be able to interact with the calendar if you just run it
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Nov 27th, 2008, 05:42 PM
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Re: call calendar within form
 Originally Posted by petevick
process.start ("\windows\calendar.exe")
or look at the pocketoutlook namespace as you won't be able to interact with the calendar if you just run it
thx . i should be fine with the pocketoutlook namespace.=)
oh ...then i am wondering ...because what i need with the click on the calendar date is a note and not a appointment, so i need to use process to open a note within this process.start ("\windows\calendar.exe") click event, right?
oh no.....can just use textbox instead and save it to database....lol
the windowmobile actually give you both the appointment and the note.
Last edited by husky_doggy; Nov 27th, 2008 at 06:37 PM.
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Nov 28th, 2008, 06:26 AM
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Re: call calendar within form
 Originally Posted by husky_doggy
thx . i should be fine with the pocketoutlook namespace.=)
oh ...then i am wondering ...because what i need with the click on the calendar date is a note and not a appointment, so i need to use process to open a note within this process.start ("\windows\calendar.exe") click event, right?
oh no.....can just use textbox instead and save it to database....lol
the windowmobile actually give you both the appointment and the note.
oh...i tested it..
it actually interact with my calendar without any other namespace..appointment and note gets saved..and choose differenct views.
now i have another problem...
would it be possible to put the calendar in a panel? because i dnot want it to take up the whole screen
Last edited by husky_doggy; Dec 3rd, 2008 at 04:28 AM.
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