It is completely written using MFC (no ATL, no Unicode, no. I hope you will find this control useful and use it in your applications. I did not like the one that was already available but I wanted the look and feel to be similar to MS-Outlook. This piece or code/control was developed to help me display appointments and tasks in a Real Estate program that I am developing. I needed a control with similar functionality, but not exactly the same as the Calendar control found in MS Outlook. Like many developers I searched within the CodeProject and other sites for a control similar to this one but could not find one so I decided to create my own. Below are a couple of screen shots of the control: Month view Study the code in the demo, there you will see how to access the date item data when overriding clicks and double clicks. It supports similar features as the MS Calendar control. Here is some more information about replacing the Calendar control.This is an attempt to reproduce the functionality of MS Outlook Calendar control as it appears in the Calendar view. Note that this technique should work for other missing references such as MSDatGrd.ocx, DBList32.ocx, MSISYS.OCX. You should receive a message indicating the file was successfully registered. %systemroot%\system32\regsvr32.exe mscal.ocxĥ. (on a 32 bit windows 7 you’ll likely use: %systemroot%\SysWoW64\regsvr32.exe mscal.ocx The black DOS command prompt window will appear. 
Right click this choice and select Run as Administrator.
Press your Start Button and type ‘command’ in the little search window. (For 32 bit Windows 7 computers I believe you place the file in c:\windows\system32.)ģ. Goto your c:\windows\syswow64 folder and paste the mscal.ocx file. You need to get a copy of MSCAL.OCX onto you computer running Access 2010 (or 2013) and other versions of the mscal.ocs at Fontstuff Website.Īfter downloading, Extract the files from the zip archive and copy them in to your copy/paste buffer.Ģ. Here are the general steps involved with missing the calendar control missing reference problem.ġ. Solutions for other operating systems will be similar. Our goal with this page is to give you a quick workaround for computers running Windows 7. This error occurs because Access no longer uses the calendar control that was included starting in Access 2.0.
When you first run an old MS Access database with Access 2010 you may receive an error “contains a missing or broken reference to the file MSCAL.OCX.
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