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Thank you guys, will have to test &amp;&nbsp;decide which best works best for us.<br />
btw, this is an adp project, any issues with that?
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Thank you guys, will have to test & decide which best works best for us.
btw, this is an adp project, any issues with that?

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Hi all,<br />
Just wanted to know what is the simplest way to add a calendar popup to an unbound text box control, preferable on double click event, and that selection should reflect the text box?<br />
I am using access 2000/2003.
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Hi all,
Just wanted to know what is the simplest way to add a calendar popup to an unbound text box control, preferable on double click event, and that selection should reflect the text box?
I am using access 2000/2003.

calendar in access form

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