Outlook Calendar (1 Viewer)

[pekajo]

Hi,
Does anyone know if it is possible to create an outlook type calendar to run on access?
Thanks for any help.
Peter

 

[The_Doc_Man]

I am presuming that you DON'T want to use an Outlook Application object to do this? Here are some forum articles that might give insight.

Question - Creating an outlook-style calendar using bound text-boxes

Hi guys! Apologies for cross-posting, but I am completely stuck and I'm hoping posting this on General will get more looks than a specific page. I've hit a stumbling block :banghead: I've created a nice-looking outlook-esqe calendar, with the purpose that people can access it and write in...

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Question - Creating an outlook-style calendar using bound text-boxes

Hi guys! Apologies for cross-posting, but I am completely stuck and I'm hoping posting this on General will get more looks than a specific page. I've hit a stumbling block :banghead: I've created a nice-looking outlook-esqe calendar, with the purpose that people can access it and write in...

www.access-programmers.co.uk

Add Colander in access form

I wish to add a calendar module to my access application. I wish that it will look like outlook calendar and that I will be able to open it and add events (like in outlook). Is there any access example of this task ? Thank you for your help

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Is it possible? Certainly. But it is also likely to be somewhat tedious since you have lots of essentially unbound text boxes acting as calendar cells. You would have to fill them in with some event code because Access won't do the required positioning automatically.

 

[Gasman]

I seem to recall I used one by Peter Hibbs?

Peter Hibbs Calendars

 

[MajP]

yes

Date Pickers, Calendar Controls, and Calendar resources

There has been some recent interest in a replacement for the MS calendar control that existed prior to 2010. I have been collecting date pickers, calendar controls, and calendars for a long time and thought it would be a good idea to have one thread with lots of good examples. Some of these...

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