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go to Project ----&gt; Components <br />
and &nbsp;scroll down and look for <b>monthview</b> or <b>datetimepicker </b>and add them to your project. The monthview would probably be your best bet
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go to Project ----> Components
and  scroll down and look for monthview or datetimepicker and add them to your project. The monthview would probably be your best bet

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I don't see that option under Components...<br />
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Is this for VB6?
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I don't see that option under Components...

Is this for VB6?

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yes this is for VB6 :) <br />
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here is a quick tutorial <br />
<a href="http://www.computernotes.in/visual-basic-6/programming-in-visual-basic/activex-controls-in-visual-basic-6-0/datetime-picker-control-in-visual-basic6-0/" rel="ugc">http://www.computernotes.in/visual-basic-6/programming-in-visual-basic/activex-controls-in-visual-basic-6-0/datetime-picker-control-in-visual-basic6-0/</a>
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yes this is for VB6 :)

here is a quick tutorial
http://www.computernotes.in/visual-basic-6/programming-in-visual-basic/activex-controls-in-visual-basic-6-0/datetime-picker-control-in-visual-basic6-0/ [http://www.computernotes.in/visual-basic-6/programming-in-visual-basic/activex-controls-in-visual-basic-6-0/datetime-picker-control-in-visual-basic6-0/]

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The problem is that I don't have &quot;Microsoft Windows Common Controls2 6.0 (SP4)&quot; on my components
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The problem is that I don't have "Microsoft Windows Common Controls2 6.0 (SP4)" on my components

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I would like to have a calendar pop up for a date textbox on my vb6 form. &nbsp;Is there a way to do this?
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I would like to have a calendar pop up for a date textbox on my vb6 form.  Is there a way to do this?

calendar on a vb6 form

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