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I have a MonthView control on a form with a SelChange sub. It appears that the SelChange event fires every 2 minutes on its own. This even happens when that form does not have focus. When the event fires every 2 minutes, it steals the focus back to that form from wherever you were working. It's...

By popular demand, here's where the free 3of9 font is: http://www.squaregear.net/fonts/ You can give credit to and thank Matthew Welch for creating the font for you.

You'll have to email your address to me, since I can't find it on this forum. I will reply back and attach a zip file of the font and readme.txt with it. bryan_cass @ yahoo.com

Thanks Michael. Actually, I found an example of a Crystal Reports report that does exactly what I need. I knew it had to have been done before... just had to find the right source! :-)

But isn't this FileSystemObject method the same as "just 'scrolling' through the file and inputting line after line until I get the one I want."? Seems like it's still reading through the file until it gets to the 7th line, instead of jumping directly to the 7th record, as it would in...

I don't want to enter dates with a calendar control. I want to print the calendar itself. There must be a way to generate a calendar report somehow! :-)

FYI, I found a freeware Code39 font on the web. They are out there, you just have to look. I can email it to you if you want.

Is there a template or example of how to generate and print a calendar for any given month/year? I'd like to create one and then populate the appropriate days with birthdays, anniversaries, etc. Someone must have done this before! :-) Any help or example code would be appreciated!

I would like to generate a calendar to print from VB 6.0. I want to be able to generate any month/year, and also put birthdays, anniversaries, etc. into the appropriate days on the calendar - then print it. Is there a utility to do this, or is there a Crystal Reports template or something? I...

I think what you want is an indexed file, but I don't think this is possible with DOS. You'd have to use another program like Access to create a database, and then use a data access tool like ODBC or Jet to get at the data in an indexed fashion.