Where can i find dtpicker in vb6

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Product Updates. Procedure List. DateTime Property Get the date time value of the date time picker control. DisplayTime Property Determine whether time or date is being displayed. This is exclusive of date. There is no way to show both date and time in the same control. Format Property Set the display format of the DateTime control.

Height Property Get the height of the DateTime control. Left Property Get the left position of the DateTime control relative to the parent window. Top Property Get the top position of the DateTime control, relative to the parent window. Width Property Get the width of the DateTime control. Create Method Create the DateTime picker control. Destroy Method Destroy the window that we created. It is not necessary to call this procedure. The Terminate event of this class destroys the window. UpdatePosition Method Updates the controls position to the left, top, width, and height properties.

This is useful if you want to change the size or position of the control after it has been created. The position is determined by the Left, Top, Width, and Height properties. Create a new form ' 2. Add a command button 'cmdTest' ' 3. Paste all the code from this example to the new form's module. Create End With With mCalendar. Create End With cmdTest. Why not set the MinValue to the current date every time that form is loaded?

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