Try:
http://www.mvps.org/ccrp [http://www.mvps.org/ccrp]

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mcrider,<br />
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Ok, you deserve your points because of your speed :) In a mean time (15min) I browsed through available controls and checked each more in detail each and I found exactly what you said :)<br />
I wish answers would always be so fast.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
hpet
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mcrider,

Ok, you deserve your points because of your speed :) In a mean time (15min) I browsed through available controls and checked each more in detail each and I found exactly what you said :)
I wish answers would always be so fast.

Thanks,
hpet

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btw,<br />
<br />
do you know where I could find date/time picker with same style effects?<br />
<br />
hpet
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btw,

do you know where I could find date/time picker with same style effects?

hpet

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No, but you could put the date/time picker on top of a forms 2.0 label or frame, and set the sunken propery of the frame...
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No, but you could put the date/time picker on top of a forms 2.0 label or frame, and set the sunken propery of the frame...

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Does any of you know where I could find controls like TextBox, ComboBox and DTPicker that would support different appearance style (like flat,sunken, raised and similar)?<br />
I would realy need something like that.<br />
Not many different styles can be set with built-in controls.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
hpet
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Does any of you know where I could find controls like TextBox, ComboBox and DTPicker that would support different appearance style (like flat,sunken, raised and similar)?
I would realy need something like that.
Not many different styles can be set with built-in controls.

Thanks,
hpet

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