>That doesn't address the input issue at all; you need to construct an input composite with two or three segments (hours/min or hours/min/secs) and convert them to a datetime(). My general inclination would be to build a composite object from a container with spinners for each area, and convert to a datetime
() when the various control's LostFocus() fired, updating the spinners.

Ed,

Yes, you're right. My answer addresses only display problem, not input problem (in my applications I haven't dealt with this issue yet). Ok, I found few classes in Files section, which Abdul can use:
File #000538 by Corey Rector Time Spinner
File #000647 by Benn Kjaer Entering time using a spinner
File #000804 by Terence Tam (Justok) Container Object for DateTime Field
File #9430903 by John Koziol Time Entry TextBox Class (personally, I thought about using TextBox and validate input in KeyPress)

I haven't used any of these classes, so I can not advise, which one to use. My own idea is similar to John's (I didn't check the implementation), so I probably would start from the last one.