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Default Calendar Control

Please don't just refer me to the standard calendar-
control info..... have a read first....Thank-you


I have developed many templates that our company uses. I
use Office 2000 Premium. Some of the users don't have
premium and so they don't have Access and thus they do not
have the standard calendar control. It is not currently an
option to install and register the control on each PC.

The way we share the templates is I place them in a shared
drive for them to access.

I think I have explored all my options but maybe one of
you VERY INTELIGENT people can suggest other ideas that I
may be able to give the user a more simple method to
choose dates when using templates.

One idea I had was to place the calendar control in a
shared drive as well but then I think I would need to add
code to my templates that ensured the control was
registered to each users pc before it would work.

Is this a true statement? If so would that be a difficult
thing to do?

Are there other types of controls or other ideas that I
could somehow attach as a part of the template itself so
that the user could select dates without the object
installed in their PC?

As always very appreciative......THIS GROUP IS GREAT!

Kelly

 
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