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Don't know if this could be done: I'm trying to build a form with 5
listboxes, one to represent each day of the workweek from Mon - Fri. I want
to be able to let a user choose the week to view and then the various courses
will be displayed in their respective listboxes based on the day of the week.
Anyone did something like this before? Thanks.
ck
 
Hi ck:

Sure it can be done! Just download the Scheduler.zip applet that's found in
the following URL-

http://f1.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/alborgmd/lst?.dir=/MS+Access+Files&.view=l&.src=bc

then click on "week at a glance". The only update I've done to this has been
in an electronic medical records MS Word 2000 template that is downloadable
at-

http://www.emrupdate.com/FolderContent.aspx?RootPath=alborges&SubPath=MS Word EMR Project

The first week-at-a -glance uses one Parent form with 7 child forms; the
second method uses a Parent form with 7 Listboxes. The first applet is open
source; the template code is not. If you need the code for the second method
in the Word template week-at-a-glance one I'll upload it as an applet.

Regards,
Al
 
Thanks, Al. I'll try it out right away!
ck

Al Borges said:
Hi ck:

Sure it can be done! Just download the Scheduler.zip applet that's found in
the following URL-

http://f1.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/alborgmd/lst?.dir=/MS+Access+Files&.view=l&.src=bc

then click on "week at a glance". The only update I've done to this has been
in an electronic medical records MS Word 2000 template that is downloadable
at-

http://www.emrupdate.com/FolderContent.aspx?RootPath=alborges&SubPath=MS Word EMR Project

The first week-at-a -glance uses one Parent form with 7 child forms; the
second method uses a Parent form with 7 Listboxes. The first applet is open
source; the template code is not. If you need the code for the second method
in the Word template week-at-a-glance one I'll upload it as an applet.

Regards,
Al
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