I used Ron de Bruin's calendar at - http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm

....on my home computer which is a Windows XP Excel 2003. It works pretty
well. But when I decided to try it on my work computer the calendar simply
won't "pop" up. I discovered that in the Activex control there is no
"Calendar11.1" or "Microsoft date picker" at all! (I locate these functions
from the tools-Control tools menu.

For security reasons they simply won't allow any down loads on their
computer either. Does that mean that I will never be able to use the "pop" up
calendar on my office computer?

Yes, if it isn't installed it cannot be used.

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"shapiro" wrote in message
...
I used Ron de Bruin's calendar at - http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm

...on my home computer which is a Windows XP Excel 2003. It works pretty
well. But when I decided to try it on my work computer the calendar simply
won't "pop" up. I discovered that in the Activex control there is no
"Calendar11.1" or "Microsoft date picker" at all! (I locate these
functions
from the tools-Control tools menu.

For security reasons they simply won't allow any down loads on their
computer either. Does that mean that I will never be able to use the "pop"
up
calendar on my office computer?

hi,
when you say "they", i assume that your are refering to your company IT
department. Matters of this nature usually fall under company/IT policies and
procedures so unless you can talk them into it, i'm afraid you're dead in the
water. sorry.

Regards
FSt1

"shapiro" wrote:

I used Ron de Bruin's calendar at - http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm

...on my home computer which is a Windows XP Excel 2003. It works pretty
well. But when I decided to try it on my work computer the calendar simply
won't "pop" up. I discovered that in the Activex control there is no
"Calendar11.1" or "Microsoft date picker" at all! (I locate these functions
from the tools-Control tools menu.

For security reasons they simply won't allow any down loads on their
computer either. Does that mean that I will never be able to use the "pop" up
calendar on my office computer?

Hi

Read the info on my site and you can read that it is a part of Access.
If Access is not installed you not have the control.
There is also a link on my site to a website where you can download the control

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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


"FSt1" wrote in message ...
hi,
when you say "they", i assume that your are refering to your company IT
department. Matters of this nature usually fall under company/IT policies and
procedures so unless you can talk them into it, i'm afraid you're dead in the
water. sorry.

Regards
FSt1

"shapiro" wrote:

I used Ron de Bruin's calendar at - http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm

...on my home computer which is a Windows XP Excel 2003. It works pretty
well. But when I decided to try it on my work computer the calendar simply
won't "pop" up. I discovered that in the Activex control there is no
"Calendar11.1" or "Microsoft date picker" at all! (I locate these functions
from the tools-Control tools menu.

For security reasons they simply won't allow any down loads on their
computer either. Does that mean that I will never be able to use the "pop" up
calendar on my office computer?