FoxProProgrammer
Programmer
I created an Access Form using version 2002 SP3. The Form includes a Microsoft Date Picker Control. I installed my application on a computer running Access version 2003 SP2. The date picker control caused an error. I looked in the list of Active X controls on the computer that had the error - the Microsoft Date Picker control is not there.
I came across an article on Microsoft's website that says the Date Picker control should be implemented in comctl32.dll version 4.7 and later.
Another Microsoft article describes how you can determine the version of comctl32 that is installed on the compuer. A sample C program that retrieves the version is provided.
How can I figure out what is causing the problem? Is there a way to call GetProcAddress from Visual Basic or is that not even the right way to approach this issue? Do I just need to add a Reference in Visual Basic or register the control or library? Shouldn't the Date Picker control already be installed in all Office 2003 SP2 applications?
Thank you.
dz
I came across an article on Microsoft's website that says the Date Picker control should be implemented in comctl32.dll version 4.7 and later.
Another Microsoft article describes how you can determine the version of comctl32 that is installed on the compuer. A sample C program that retrieves the version is provided.
How can I figure out what is causing the problem? Is there a way to call GetProcAddress from Visual Basic or is that not even the right way to approach this issue? Do I just need to add a Reference in Visual Basic or register the control or library? Shouldn't the Date Picker control already be installed in all Office 2003 SP2 applications?
Thank you.
dz