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Visual FoxPro
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Produits tierce partie
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>>>>Anybody knows of a tool that would allow to print a monthly grid-type calendar (similar to how get it from Word) on one page where I can pull some events from VFP data and display in the day blocks?
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>>>>Thank you for any suggestions.
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>>>Have you considered Word automation?
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>>I thought about it. I have done very little with Word automation, basically just opening Word document from VFP app and printing it. Here, with the calendar, I don't know where to start. But if nobody can suggest another approach, I will have to dig deeper into Word to learn how the calendar is created and see how it can be automated.
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>>Thank you for your suggestion.
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>OK - then tell us more. Are you wanting to print it out, or just display it in a window? Is this strictly a desktop application? Is it read-only, or do you want to respond when someone clicks on a date or event?
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>The opportunities are endless... you just need to define your needs more precisely!
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>HTH

Here are more information (answers) to your questions:
1. Desktop application (VFP)
2. Read only application. If they need to make changes, they will do it through another application that is already working.
3. Preview or/and print if necessary. If I were to follow your initial suggestion with Word automation, user would click on a button/menu and the program would create a Word document and populate the dates with events from a .DBF table. Then user can look at the Word document or print it.

Thank you.
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