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Hmm, that sounds a bit odd. &nbsp;I found a control once I started typing. &nbsp;:o)
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Hmm, that sounds a bit odd.  I found a control once I started typing.  :o)

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Hello - <br />
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I am new to the calendar control in VB.NET and need some help. &nbsp;I regularly use the calendar in MS outlook for things like basic scheduling, etc. &nbsp;I want to eliminate the Outlook calendar and begin using a VB.Net app. &nbsp;I have exported all of my calendar information from outlook into an MS Access table. &nbsp;I would like to create a calendar in a VB.NET windows application that looks and acts similar to the Outlook one and accesses its values from the Access database.<br />
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Is there any way to do this? &nbsp;I have played around with the MonthCalendar feature as well as a DataGrid, but so far haven't been able to come across anything substantive. &nbsp;I have looked on the web for several days now off and on, but have not seen any really clearcut solutions to this.<br />
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Please give me a clear and concise solution to this problem. &nbsp;I do not want any links to other articles. &nbsp;I will award the full points to the first person who can answer this question while staying in these two guidelines.<br />
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Thanks a lot! &nbsp;I really appreciate it! &nbsp;
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Hello - 

I am new to the calendar control in VB.NET and need some help.  I regularly use the calendar in MS outlook for things like basic scheduling, etc.  I want to eliminate the Outlook calendar and begin using a VB.Net app.  I have exported all of my calendar information from outlook into an MS Access table.  I would like to create a calendar in a VB.NET windows application that looks and acts similar to the Outlook one and accesses its values from the Access database.

Is there any way to do this?  I have played around with the MonthCalendar feature as well as a DataGrid, but so far haven't been able to come across anything substantive.  I have looked on the web for several days now off and on, but have not seen any really clearcut solutions to this.

Please give me a clear and concise solution to this problem.  I do not want any links to other articles.  I will award the full points to the first person who can answer this question while staying in these two guidelines.

Thanks a lot!  I really appreciate it!  

Creating an Outlook style calendar in vb.net

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