Re: DTPicker

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you may need to use a different event rather then the click event.

A user may use the keyboard, to select the date too, in which case the click
event is not fired.

The CloseUp event may work for you, or a combination of that, and change,
etc.. to determine what action the user has done.



"DORI" <DORI@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I am new to VB6 SP6.
I am using 2 DTPicker controls to calculate the date difference.
My question is how can I set the default date on the DTPicker to show
nothing at run time?
The problem is that if the default date is clicked, the application do not
recognize the default date, but if the default date is clicked after another
date had been clicked, then, the default date is being used for calculating
the date difference.
Thanks for your help in advance.


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