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Sisilla,

There may be some issues with licensing and/or distributing it
with your workbooks. Not sure though.
Check Google:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...t.public.excel

and search for "install date time picker"
for more information.

John

Sisilla wrote:

Richard,

Thanks for your efforts to help me. I am new to both Excel
and VB; how would I go about installing the date/time
picker tool on individual machines, and is there any way
to automate the installation when the spreadsheet is
opened? I appreciate any further advice.

Again Thanks,
Sisilla

-----Original Message-----
Being a wise guy? Hard to tell.

"Sisilla" wrote in message
...
Sorry about apologizing so much. I am easily disturbed,
and apologizing gives me peace of mind and restful nights.

Sisilla

-----Original Message-----
Sisilla,

Apologies are not necessary.
We're here to help and we enjoy doing so.
Most newcomers to the group make the same mistakes.
Take a look at the links to the sites that I gave you and
let me extend a welcome to the the newsgroup community.

John

Sisilla wrote:

I do beg your forgiveness, kind sir. You must allow for

my
ignorance; I am but a mere intern and newsgroups are a
novelty to my inferior mentality. I shall endeavour, in
the future, to please you better.

Sisilla

-----Original Message-----
Sisilla,

Again, please don't post the same questions in

multiple
groups.
I posted a reply to your post in .newusers

Take a look here for hints and tips on posting to the
ng's:
http://www.CPearson.com/excel/newposte.htm
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/posting.htm

John

Sisilla wrote:

Microsoft Date/Time Picker (MSCOMCTZ.OCX)is a

userform
control tool on Office 97. What is its equivalent on
Office XP? My Office XP users are receiving error
messages
because this tool has not been loaded on their
machines. I
can't understand why Microsoft would remove this as

a
standard tool on Office XP. I appreciate any help.

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