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Control to pick time?
Are there any options or controls which allow someone
to easily select a time? The DTPicker control seems to be heavily designed for choosing dates, and I'd like something that might display a clock or something. Thank you |
Control to pick time?
"Robert Crandal" wrote in message ... Are there any options or controls which allow someone to easily select a time? The DTPicker control seems to be heavily designed for choosing dates, and I'd like something that might display a clock or something. Thank you Robert, The DTPicker should have a format property called dtpTime. In design mode, select the DTPicker, right click -- Properties -- Format. What options do you see ? Skiffle |
Control to pick time?
Yes, I have seen that option, but I was hoping for something
better. The time option only has drop down arrows to scroll hours, minutes, or seconds, but the date option gives you a nice big graphical calendar. I was just wondering if there were any other alternatives out there???? thank you Skiffle! "Skiffle" wrote in message ... Robert, The DTPicker should have a format property called dtpTime. In design mode, select the DTPicker, right click -- Properties -- Format. What options do you see ? Skiffle |
Control to pick time?
"Robert Crandal" wrote in message ... Yes, I have seen that option, but I was hoping for something better. The time option only has drop down arrows to scroll hours, minutes, or seconds, but the date option gives you a nice big graphical calendar. I was just wondering if there were any other alternatives out there???? thank you Skiffle! "Skiffle" wrote in message ... Robert, The DTPicker should have a format property called dtpTime. In design mode, select the DTPicker, right click -- Properties -- Format. What options do you see ? Skiffle Robert, The only options I can think for time is analog or digital. From what I can think of, your options a 1. "Big graphical" analog watch 2. Digital clock (like the dtpTime option) Hopefully you can find a custom format (size, color, time format hh:mm) that suits your needs. Maybe Google or Bing will provide more options ? Good luck. Skiffle |
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