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- Form15B
- Command8
- Start of Week
- Command7
- Border Style
- Command6
- Date Text Colour
- Command5
- Saturday Colour
- Command4
- Change Date
- Calendar1
- CALENDAR
- MS Sans Serif
- Command3
- Today,s Date
- Command2
- Command1
- Sunday Colour
- Label1
- Label1
- Calendar1_Click
- Calendar1_OnChange
- NewDatet
- Text1
- Form_Load
- Label1
- Command1_Click
- SunColour
- Calendar1
- Command2_Click
- FontName
- Calendar2_OnChange
- Label2?
- Command3_Click
- Calendar2P
- CalDate
- Command4_Click
- Command5_Click
- SatColour
- Command6_Click
- DateText
- Command7_Click
- BorderStyle
- Command8_Click
- StartofWeek
- FontBold
- Form1
- Caption
- Calendar1_OnChange
- When user clicks to change date changes Form caption
- and text in label1.
- Long Date
- Long Date
- Command1_Click
- This sets the colour used to display
- Sundays to Red or Blue.L
- Command2_Click
- Changes Font between two chosen fonts.
- Times New Roman
- Times New Roman
- MS Sans Serif
- Command3_Click
- Sets the date to today's date assuming system date correct
- Command4_Click
- Sets the calendar date to my Birthday (Cards welcomed)
- 17/10/1995
- Date must be between 1st Jan 1970 and 31st Dec 2037.
- Suspect by then we could be using a true 32 bit operatingt
- system by then "Windows 20037"
- Command5_Click
- This sets the colour used to toggle display
- Saturdays between Green and Black.
- Command6_Click
- This sets the colour used to display
- Date at top of Calendar to Red or Blue.p
- Command7_Click
- Toggles the BorderSytle.
- increase x by 1
- maximum border style is 3
- change border style to value of xo
- Command8_Click
- Changes the first day of the week displayed.
- increase x by 1t
- maximum value is is 6s
- change Start of Week to value of x
- Form_Load
- On startup sets the date to today.
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