calendar vi?

[sincebaugh]

does anyone know of any available vi's that can provide date from users input
on a calendar?

[Greg_McKaskle2]

> does anyone know of any available vi's that can provide date from users input
> on a calendar?

You most likely have a calendar ActiveX control installed on your
system. This was part of the original ActiveX demo, and the calendar
works pretty well.

Greg McKaskle

[sincebaugh]

greg,

I don't have that on my system, I am running labview 5.1, I also have internet
toolkit, both for windows 9x/NT. Do you know where I can get a copy of the
control? thanks for any help.

pat

Greg McKaskle wrote:
>> does anyone know of any available vi's that can provide date from users
input>> on a calendar?>>You most likely have a calendar ActiveX control installed
on your>system. This was part of the original ActiveX demo, and the calendar>works
pretty well.>>Greg McKaskle

[Greg_McKaskle2]

> I don't have that on my system, I am running labview 5.1, I also have internet
> toolkit, both for windows 9x/NT. Do you know where I can get a copy of the
> control? thanks for any help.
>
> pat
>
> Greg McKaskle wrote:
> >> does anyone know of any available vi's that can provide date from users
> input>> on a calendar?>>You most likely have a calendar ActiveX control installed
> on your>system. This was part of the original ActiveX demo, and the calendar>works
> pretty well.>>Greg McKaskle

The control isn't installed by LV. It is an ActiveX control, and is
installed by some MS application like Outlook or something. For details
about ActiveX controls, you may want to refer to the manuals. For a
crash course, drop a
n ActiveX container on the panel, popup in it and
choose Insert Object... or something similar. A dialog will then show
you the controls, servers, and documents that you can insert. The
calendar is one of them, and once dropped, you can acess it
programmatically through Property nodes and Invoke nodes. Again, these
controls aren't built into LV and are a bit more difficult to figure
out, but they are quite powerful, especially at extending LV with
controls that aren't built in.

Greg McKaskle

[Bob_Y.]

The calendar control can be found at the following Microsoft site.
http://www.microsoft.com/OfficeDev/FreeStuff/mscaldl.htm

I hope that this helps,
Bob Young


"Greg McKaskle" wrote in message
news:38B75860.F3F96B4B@austin.rr.com...
> > I don't have that on my system, I am running labview 5.1, I also have
internet
> > toolkit, both for windows 9x/NT. Do you know where I can get a copy of
the
> > control? thanks for any help.
> >
> > pat
> >
> > Greg McKaskle wrote:
> > >> does anyone know of any available vi's that can provide date from
users
> > input>> on a calendar?>>You most likely have a calendar ActiveX control
installed
> > on your>system. This was part of the original ActiveX demo,
and the
calendar>works
> > pretty well.>>Greg McKaskle
>
> The control isn't installed by LV. It is an ActiveX control, and is
> installed by some MS application like Outlook or something. For details
> about ActiveX controls, you may want to refer to the manuals. For a
> crash course, drop an ActiveX container on the panel, popup in it and
> choose Insert Object... or something similar. A dialog will then show
> you the controls, servers, and documents that you can insert. The
> calendar is one of them, and once dropped, you can acess it
> programmatically through Property nodes and Invoke nodes. Again, these
> controls aren't built into LV and are a bit more difficult to figure
> out, but they are quite powerful, especially at extending LV with
> controls that aren't built in.
>
> Greg McKaskle

[FightOnSCTrojan]

http://www.microsoft.com/OfficeDev/ FreeStuff/mscaldl.htm
Does not longer work. Does anyone know where else I can download this Activex COntrol?