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    Posted: 26 April 2007 at 4:14am
Hi

I dont think this can be done thought i might ask.

I need to colour weekends on a month view. I know this can be done in day and week views?

But is it possible in month view?

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Well, if you working with Office 2007 theme - yes. 

Private Sub CalendarControl_BeforeDrawThemeObject(ByVal eObjType As XtremeCalendarControl.CalendarBeforeDrawThemeObject, ByVal Params As Variant)
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    ElseIf eObjType = xtpCalendarBeforeDraw_MonthViewDay Then
    
        pTheme2007.MonthView.Day.BackgroundLightColor = ...


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Cheers

How comes this was not implemented in 2003 outlook template
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Well, as far as outlook 2003 was the first available theme, the majority of tweaking functionality was available only for C++ version of the control...

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Can this color be modified on a per-day basis?  I'd like some cells being drawn with a green background, some with a red background.  This would be similar to the DayMetrics in the DatePicker, I guess.  I'm also guessing that this isn't currently possible.
 
Sergey - could you please let me know if this is possible now (or maybe in the future?)
 
Thanks ~ jp
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)  BeforeDrawThemeObject is nowhere to be found in the C# sample (AKA THE DOCUMENTATION)
 
)  This event IS illustrated in the VB sample
 
)  From what I can tell, this event is never being fired in .NET.
 
 
What's the deal?
 
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Nevermind.  Just found BeforeDrawThemeObjectFlags...
 
Still wondering how the background color of a Month View day can be set though... casting e.drawParams to CalendarThemeOffice2007MonthViewDay is not working.
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