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i think there is no time picker avalible.<br />
<br />
U have to make yu own time picker<br />
<br />
just use the datetimepicker to select the date.<br />
<br />
Create two comboboxes to select time, one for hours and secod for minutes.<br />
keep a timer control active to refresh the combo boxes to update the time values
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i think there is no time picker avalible.

U have to make yu own time picker

just use the datetimepicker to select the date.

Create two comboboxes to select time, one for hours and secod for minutes.
keep a timer control active to refresh the combo boxes to update the time values

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Hi Medrise,<br />
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You can use datetimepicker. You can set:<br />
&nbsp; Format = Time <br />
&nbsp; ShowUpDown = Turn<br />
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This way you will see the up and down arrows.<br />
<br />
jpaulino
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Hi Medrise,

You can use datetimepicker. You can set:
  Format = Time
  ShowUpDown = Turn

This way you will see the up and down arrows.

jpaulino

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I used a small button next to a textbox with this<br />
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&nbsp;Me.TimeTextBox.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString(&quot;HH:<wbr />mm:ss&quot;)
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I used a small button next to a textbox with this

 Me.TimeTextBox.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString("HH:mm:ss")

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What is the best way to display a field where the user will select the time?<br />
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I used a date and time picker, but when you check time, and click on the drop arrow it shows the date calendar.
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What is the best way to display a field where the user will select the time?

I used a date and time picker, but when you check time, and click on the drop arrow it shows the date calendar.

Time picker

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