microsoft.public.word.vba.general

So,

What everyone is stating is there is no inherent VBA calendar control in
Microsoft Standard 2003 that is delivered to a user. What is that?? The
question evolves then about the mxcal.ocx if it is licensed, because I do not
see this as a normal download from Microsoft?

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

> Or see http://www.gmayor.com/popup_calendar.htm
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> Jonathan West wrote:
> > "SkyEyes" wrote in message
> > news:FFD5087D-BD2C-43C7-ACE6-2D91F76EDC0F@microsoft.com...
> >> We recently had to migrate a good portion of our machines to Office
> >> 2003 Standard, the rest have Office 2003 Pro. As everyone probably
> >> knows, the VBA
> >> code that we utilized for Professional in regards to calendar
> >> controls does
> >> not work on Standard machines.
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> >> We have tried coding on a Standard machine with date picker and then
> >> Professional get an error that object could not be found. When you
> >> look in
> >> references on their machine, nothing is showing as missing.
> >>
> >> Does anyone have a calendar control that can utilized on both
> >> platforms, or
> >> is something wrong. We need help ASAP. Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Try this
> > CCRP DateTime Picker/VB6
> > http://ccrp.mvps.org/index.html?controls/ccrpdtp6.htm
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> > Don't worry that is says VB6. It was written in VB6, but it is a
> > perfectly straightforward ActiveX control, and the VB6 runtimes are
> > distributed as part of Office 2003, so you will not need to do more
> > than distribute and register the control.
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> > Completely free to use.
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