Subject Re: ok button missing in datecalendar.cc From Mervyn Bick <invalid@invalid.invalid> Date Sat, 11 Nov 2023 13:31:09 +0200 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started On 2023/11/08 07:12, Ken Mayer wrote: > > That's an ... interesting issue. Is there some way to determine this in > code? In the cold light of morning and after the second cup of coffee I've come to the conclusion that my mind was in neutral. :-( The screen resolution specifies how many x and y pixels are on the screen.  The size of the pixels can affect the actual size of a form on the screen but if components are placed at specific coordinates the size of the pixels is irrelevant. The calendar itself, the "Select date" pushbutton, the underlying form that holds the calendar and pushbuton all have hard-coded values in their height properties.  On Charlie's laptop the height of CalendarForm, which should be 165 pixels seems actually to be 141 pixels which is the height of PixCalendar22.  As Charlie has replaced DateCalendar.cc with a a fresh copy the problem can't be corrupted sourcecode. DateCalendar.cc and the PixCalendar controls were written 18 years ago to provide features not available in the then off-the-shelf version of dBASE.  Since then dBASE has gained the datetimepicker control as a built-in control.  Unless Charlie requires holidays to be highlighted in his calendars the easiest solution to the problem is to use the datetimepicker control. Mervyn.