Thank you in advance. Monday, July 19, AM. Here are some alternatives: 1. Tuesday, July 20, AM. Friday, December 17, AM. Good question. I need a calendar that will work in both versions. Tuesday, December 13, PM. It looks like this thread may have died on the vine I'll ask anyway. OCX and include it in your references? HLP Perhaps there is an install program that does the whole thing? I am off to research that now. Sunday, March 25, PM. Regards, Hans Vogelaar. Hello Sally. Thank you.
Tuesday, March 27, PM. Wish me luck. Sunday, April 1, PM. Thank you I might be wrong The date picker works with unbound text boxes too, as long as the Format property has been set to a date format. Thanks Hans, I just might give that a try again. Friday, April 6, PM. Don, Could you be a bit more specific about installing the ocx file?
Tuesday, May 22, PM. My Access database didn't even utilize the datepicker but I figured a simple file copy was worth a try, just to be sure I copied all four mscal. The fix worked for me too and now the database is functioning and even threw in a working datepicker! Wednesday, July 11, PM. Proposed as answer by micber Tuesday, May 14, PM. Note from msdn. OCX, is not included with Access I had a similar problem with mscal.
Failed steps: 1 re-registering using regsvr32 2 finding source using procmon. I next ran a compiled exe which references this OCX. I went to the page containing the calendar control and clicked on it. Bam--it popped up 'msstdfmt. These instructions work if one opens CMD as administrator. Otherwise, one will get error 0xc. This worked perfectly! Thanks for the write up. Microsoft Access MVP. Friday, October 13, AM. Thanks for the information and help, I tried above solution, but none of them can run under MS Access 64 bits version.
Regards, Sourises,. Tuesday, October 17, PM. Thanks for the information and helping, Does MS Access 64 bits have any date time picker control to work with form base or ActiveX?
If not, how MS Acess 64 bits application to deal with date time picker user interface? It should have a way to let users to enter date using calendar using MS Access 64 bits. Thanks again for helping, Regards, Sourises,. Yes, I did and tried all calendar date picker, but no luck for my application. We are developers. Please use precise language.
Luck has nothing to do with how your application performs or does not perform. Wednesday, October 18, AM. Wednesday, November 1, PM. Hello, You may mark helpful post as answer to close this thread and create different new threads to discuss the issue when you use the control the community members suggested. Thursday, November 2, AM.
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