I took one of those directly from FoxTalk or FoxPro Advisor, one or the other. It might even have been Ed Leafe who wrote it, although I'm not sure about that. Users loved it. This was before graphical calendar controls but once you knew a few keystrokes it made date entry a lot easier.

>You're dreaming. But you can easily add the functionality yourself. Years ago I created a datebox that used +/- to increase/decrease the day, M/m to go forward/backwards a month, Y/y, D/d to do the same thing for year/day. T or t to set date to Today. F or f for first day of month. L or l for last day of month. I would not use cursor keys as it locks the user into the control.
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>>If I'm not mistaken, I believe that a VFP textbox bound to a date field had some built in smarts that would let end users edit the date value by using the up/down arrow keys (and perhaps pageup/pagedn too). The month/day/year portions of the date would be automatically highlighted/selected and simply by pressing the up/down arrow keys, the highlighted value would increase/decrease by 1.
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>>Am I just dreaming that this was the way it worked out of the box? If not, can anyone give me some pointers as to how I go about getting it done? I've tried fooling with the input mask and format properties of the textbox but no joy.
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>>TIA
>>Mike