John,

Thank you, your solution works great and the properties are the same so my code works.

>Mario,
> yes I did fix it. I replaced my calendar control with a later one that is in MSCOMCT2.OCX. I believe the calendar is included in the VFP 7 samples. It was a few months ago now so I can't remember exactly how I did it but I think I just found the calendar looking through the VFP 7 samples. If you can't find it let me know and I'll dig around for it. I'm not really up on how the OCX elves work but I found that you only need to put the OCX in the Windows system directory and it registers itself the 1st time it's used.
>John.
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>>>I have been using an OLE Calendar control for almost 2 years with no problem. I just got a new Dell 1 GH with Windows 2000 and Office XP Professional. The calendar has been working find on PCs with Windows 2000 but I think this is the 1st unit with Office XP so I think that is where the problem is. When it comes up I get OLE Error: Exception code c000005. OLE Object may be corrupt.
>>>
>>>If I bring up the calendar in the class browser, select the all tab in properties and scan down about 2/3 the way I get:
>>>Error 440 while trying to report error 440 (Don't you just love that one?
>>>
>>>Any ideas? Thanks all.
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>>I have the same problem. The year property seems to be corrupted. I can write to the Day or Month property, but I can't write or view the Year property. VFP (6 or 7) crashes all the time.
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>>Did you find any solution?