Nov 20, 2001 - Hi all, i have to install comctl32.ocx (for the html combobox control) and mscomct2 (for the date control).

Hi After you installed ms office, that control should already be present in that directory. To be able to add the date&Time picker object on a form you should first add it to your form toolbox. Rght-click the toolbox and select 'Additional controls.'

And scroll down until you can locate 'Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0'. Verify first that you can do that, meaning that the control should already be present on your disk. Regards JY If this response answers your question then please mark as Answer.

GMT+1 - Europe. Hi After you installed ms office, that control should already be present in that directory. To be able to add the date&Time picker object on a form you should first add it to your form toolbox. Rght-click the toolbox and select 'Additional controls.'

And scroll down until you can locate 'Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0'. Verify first that you can do that, meaning that the control should already be present on your disk. Regards JY Thank you for your answer, but the reason of all of this is because I couldn't find 'Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0' in the additional controls. That's why I was looking for the file mscomct2. Mod dlya spore scale limit 1.

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