>Hi Jon
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>>Well, I've created a Calcualtor & a Calender Control, which currently drop down from a TextControl, but they get cut off if the form is too short, I put a certain amount of intelligence in to move the Calc or Calender a bit, but I'd prefer to be able to have them Float above the Form, so they are always visible, just like the Window of the Common Dialog.
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>Well, create a form class with the Calender or Calc on it make the AlwaysOnTop true then in the where ever you want to see your control in your original form put:
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This.oCalender=CREATEOBJECT('TheNameOfYourClass')
>Will that work?
Mike,
That sort of works, it's calling my Control Class which is great, but then I get an error saying one of my Item Memebers isn't a Member, (in this case my Textbox for the Calculator display), and when I check the Item list for the My Control, it only shows the CommmandGroup I used for the buttons, yet if I open the class, it's all there?
Aaron Young
Red Wing Software, Inc.