mscal.ocx

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Jac Tremblay

Hi,
I know about other calendar controls, but my question is about the version
12 of this control (Access 2007).
Is there a BringToFront method for that control that one could use after the
SetFocus?
The Bring to Front and Send to Back menu options (Menu Arrange) do not seem
to work in Access 2007.
When the calendar is displayed on a form with many other controls, like a
listbox, if the calendar happens to be over part of it, it covers that part
of the list.
To solve the problem, the user can click a second time on the control that
made the calendar visible (like a combo). But this is not very professional.
For now, I solved the problem by making the list invisible when the calendar
is displayed, but, again, this is not very professional.
Has anyone had this problem? Is there a simple solution (other than changing
to another calendar control)?
Thanks.
 
On Fri, 26 Feb 2010 13:11:03 -0800, Jac Tremblay

Probably not. MsCal is an ActiveX control and they play by slightly
different rules. Another control or another design of your form may be
the path of least resistance.

-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP
 
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