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Problem with mscal.ocx
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| Bjørnar Nilsen 2005-02-28, 3:55 pm |
| Hello
I'm using mscal.ocx in a vb6 project for displaying a calender object. In
rare cases the calendar object don't display the numeric character
representing the day. I had tried "everything".
Is there anyone who have a solution to my problem?
Thanks in advance!
B.Nilsen
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| Jean-Pierre Thomasset 2005-02-28, 3:55 pm |
| Bjørnar Nilsen wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm using mscal.ocx in a vb6 project for displaying a calender object. In
> rare cases the calendar object don't display the numeric character
> representing the day. I had tried "everything".
>
> Is there anyone who have a solution to my problem?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> B.Nilsen
>
>
I had the same problem : it was due to a font not present on the
customer computer, however I don't know if it is exactly the same
problem i had.
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| Jeff Johnson [MVP: VB] 2005-02-28, 3:55 pm |
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"Bjørnar Nilsen" <bjornar@mcent.no> wrote in message
news:cvv5bm$9lc$1@services.kq.no...
> I'm using mscal.ocx in a vb6 project for displaying a calender object. In
> rare cases the calendar object don't display the numeric character
> representing the day. I had tried "everything".
>
> Is there anyone who have a solution to my problem?
mscal.ocx is a recipe for a headache. It's intimately tied to the version of
Office on any given machine. I highly recommend you use the MonthView
control instead.
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>"Bj=F8rnar Nilsen" <bjornar@mcent.no> wrote in message=20
>news:cvv5bm$9lc$1@services.kq.no...
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calender object. In=20[color=darkred]
numeric character=20[color=darkred]
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>mscal.ocx is a recipe for a headache. It's intimately=20
tied to the version of=20
>Office on any given machine. I highly recommend you use=20
the MonthView=20
>control instead.=20
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Part of the headache will concern a glitch in the=20
dependancy file.
Also wasn't there a discussion a while about whether it=20
could even be distributed? It seems it appears on earlier=20
dirstribution lists, but is absent from some recent ones.
Like you said, best advice is to avoid it.
-ralph
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