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How to bring up the lower right corner of the Windows calendar dialog

Time:09-26

Each great spirit:
I searched the Internet for half a day still couldn't find how to use the VC6.0 MFC bring up the WIndows at the bottom right corner of the calendar dialog, I want to realize such a function, click on the button, the pop-up WIndows at the bottom right calendar, after the user to select a time, I will time displayed in the text box, the key question lies in how to draw on the lower right corner of the calendar, and get the date, online, etc., be urgent!!!!!!!!!!

CodePudding user response:

Why don't you call a calendar control MSCAL. OCX?

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reference 1st floor zhao4zhong1 response:
why don't you call a calendar control MSCAL. OCX?
because leadership requires you to do so,,,

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refer to the second floor qq_35047803 response:
Quote: refer to 1st floor zhao4zhong1 response:

Why don't you call a calendar control MSCAL. OCX?
because leadership requires you to do so,,,

The leadership let you calendar, did not say the lower right corner?
Is generally function implementation, most demands similar interface

CodePudding user response:

Send the window click message?

CodePudding user response:

refer to the second floor qq_35047803 response:
Quote: refer to 1st floor zhao4zhong1 response:

Why don't you call a calendar control MSCAL. OCX?
because leadership requires you to do so,,,

You suitable for management, is not suitable for technical,

CodePudding user response:

A search for "TrayClockWClass"

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reference 5 floor zhao4zhong1 reply:
Quote: refer to the second floor qq_35047803 response:

Quote: refer to 1st floor zhao4zhong1 response:

Why don't you call a calendar control MSCAL. OCX?
because leadership requires you to do so,,,

You suitable for management, is not suitable for technical,

Yeah, wait two years I will make him my subordinates,

CodePudding user response:

reference liups reply: 3/f
Quote: refer to the second floor qq_35047803 response:

Quote: refer to 1st floor zhao4zhong1 response:

Why don't you call a calendar control MSCAL. OCX?
because leadership requires you to do so,,,

The leadership let you calendar, did not say the lower right corner?
Is generally function implementation, most demands interface similar to go

He said not good-looking, VC to bring up the system of the calendar, I am also very desperate,

CodePudding user response:

refer to the eighth floor qq_35047803 response:
Quote: refer to the third floor liups response:

Quote: refer to the second floor qq_35047803 response:

Quote: refer to 1st floor zhao4zhong1 response:

Why don't you call a calendar control MSCAL. OCX?
because leadership requires you to do so,,,

The leadership let you calendar, did not say the lower right corner?
Is generally function implementation, most demands interface similar to go

He said not good-looking, VC to bring up the system of the calendar, I am also very desperate,

Not good-looking is true!
1, recommend to find one or write their own a nice;
2, call actually has a lot of problems, not to say the implementation difficulty, such as the one click may change the system time, or in a platform such as 2000, can good?

CodePudding user response:

QingQing how boring are you?

CodePudding user response:

Or a calendar control is really a bit, calendar box in the system, need to hook, very troublesome, and different versions of Windows, are likely to be different,

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In a word
ShellExecute (NULL, NULL, _T (" rundll32. Exe "), _T (" shell32.dll, and Control_RunDLL timedate. CPL, and 0 "), NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);

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refer to 12 floor zgl7903 reply:

a wordShellExecute (NULL, NULL, _T (" rundll32. Exe "), _T (" shell32.dll, and Control_RunDLL timedate. CPL, and 0 "), NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);
this is just a date/time options...

CodePudding user response:

VC has its own calendar control,,,
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