Bold Calendar Dates

[adalton11]

I have a program that is pulling names of Reports, that users print out on a daily bases from an access database. Basically, I have the Report Names in a combo box, what i want to happen is: when the user selects the report they want, the program searches through all the reports in a certain directory and retrieves the dates of all reports (which i have working) but i want the dates that are found to be Bolded in the default monthcalendar. Is there an easy way to do this?

 

Thanks,

Anthony

[adalton11]

Ok I guess my real question is this, How do i turn 4/1/2004 into

calCal.BoldedDates = New Date() {New Date(2004, 4, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0)}

[Bucky]

[mshelp=ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB.1033/cpref/html/frlrfSystemDateTimeClassParseTopic.htm]DateTime.Parse()[/mshelp]

 

calCal.BoldedDates = New Date() {Date.Parse("4/1/2004")}

[adalton11]

Multiple dates from file??

 

I was thinking about something else now...I have the dates for every file,

but how do i have

 

calCal.BoldedDates = New Date() {Date.Parse("4/2/2004")}

 

that, reflect 40 dates? The bold has to happen all in one New Date Call correct?

 

Would it be foolish to read all the dates in like so?

 

dim alldates as string

For Each File In Directory.GetFiles("\\hercules\IDSSPFLR\DayEnd\" & Report & "\")
               FI = New FileInfo(File)
               alldates += "New Date() {Date.Parse("
               alldates += fi.CreationTime
               alldates += ")"

           Next

and then

calCal.BoldedDates = alldates

I know it'll probably not work but i am desperate.

 

Thanks

 

I tried to follow your links but they didn't work.

Edited April 21, 2004 by adalton11

[Bucky]

How about the calCalAddBoldedDate() (and RemoveBoldedDate) method? :) Stick that

in your loop and you're good to go.

 

It looks like the MSDN help links aren't working properly... sorry about that.