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the solution turned out to be uninstalling OfficeXP and installing Office 2000. &nbsp;The error is documented on the Microsoft<br />
web site. The calendar control is corrupted by the OfficeXP install due to lack of backward compatability. &nbsp;When OfficeXP was<br />
gone and Office 2000 back, it went back to normal.<br />

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the solution turned out to be uninstalling OfficeXP and installing Office 2000.  The error is documented on the Microsoft
web site. The calendar control is corrupted by the OfficeXP install due to lack of backward compatability.  When OfficeXP was
gone and Office 2000 back, it went back to normal.


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I have a Calendar Control in a VB program. &nbsp;I have not worked on the program in a few weeks. &nbsp;When I go back into the program in design mode, whenever I click on the calendar control, the program says an error has occured and the program must stop. &nbsp;Is the control corrupted and causing this error? &nbsp;It would appear i cannot even delete the calendar control because simply clicking on the control is design mode makes VB drop out of memory. &nbsp;Whats Up?<br />
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I have a Calendar Control in a VB program.  I have not worked on the program in a few weeks.  When I go back into the program in design mode, whenever I click on the calendar control, the program says an error has occured and the program must stop.  Is the control corrupted and causing this error?  It would appear i cannot even delete the calendar control because simply clicking on the control is design mode makes VB drop out of memory.  Whats Up?



Calendar Control bombs VB in design mode

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.