A Few Access Questions
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Topic: A Few Access Questions
Posted By: bardaroart
Subject: A Few Access Questions
Date Posted: 11 February 2007 at 9:04pm
I have the demo and ordered a copy of the calendar control..
I am using it in Access 2003
1. How Can I toggle Themes using Buttons?
I have a command button that sets the theme to Office 2007 using this code..
CalendarControl1.SetTheme New CalendarThemeOffice2007
how can I toggle between the other themes available?
2. How can I print or preview a report that matches the current calendar view and date range? The sample only shows the week view...
3. how can I invoke the page setup from a button?
Thanks - Anthony Bardaro
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Posted By: sserge
Date Posted: 12 February 2007 at 9:09am
bardaroart wrote:
I am using it in Access 2003
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Anyway -- please look at our VB samples, from which you can simply copy/paste some pieces of code.
bardaroart wrote:
1. How Can I toggle Themes using Buttons?
I have a command button that sets the theme to Office 2007 using this code..
CalendarControl1.SetTheme New CalendarThemeOffice2007
how can I toggle between the other themes available?
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Currently there is only 1 more theme available -- the default one (Office 2003), and you can switch to it by calling CalendarControl1.SetTheme Nothing
bardaroart wrote:
2. How can I print or preview a report that matches the current calendar view and date range? The sample only shows the week view...
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Simply set .ViewType to any required value before calling .PrintPreview method.
You can restore it after if needed.
bardaroart wrote:
3. how can I invoke the page setup from a button?
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Call .ShowPrintPageSetup
-- WBR, Serge
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Posted By: bardaroart
Date Posted: 12 February 2007 at 10:24am
i got the print preview to work -
Call CalendarControl1.ShowPrintPageSetup
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Posted By: bardaroart
Date Posted: 12 February 2007 at 11:28am
2. How can I print or preview a report that matches the current
calendar view and date range? The sample only shows the week view...
Simply set .ViewType to any required value before calling .PrintPreview method.
You can restore it after if needed.
I used the code below to print a report - it works well...is there a way to control the PrintPreview to preview the report?
CalendarControl1.PrintCalendar 0
I tried this
CalendarControl1.showprintdialog
but it did not work
Thanks! - AB
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Posted By: sserge
Date Posted: 12 February 2007 at 3:00pm
CalendarControl1.PrintPreview
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Posted By: bardaroart
Date Posted: 12 February 2007 at 5:38pm
sserge wrote:
CalendarControl1.PrintPreview
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This does not work in Access 2003 -
a message appears saying "Argument Not Optionsl"
I LOVE this control - once I learn the basic features for use in MS Access, I will be on my way to using it...
Thanks! - Anthony
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Posted By: bardaroart
Date Posted: 12 February 2007 at 7:00pm
CalendarControl1.PrintPreview 0
this code opens the print preview window
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