Only the day and month of the date are used, the year is ignored. You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method afterward to update the display.

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ctlAddBoldedDate | ctlAddMonthlyBoldedDate | ctlAddWeeklyBoldedDate | ctlUpdateBoldedDates

You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method afterward to update the display.

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ctlAddAnnuallyBoldedDate | ctlAddMonthlyBoldedDate | ctlAddWeeklyBoldedDate | ctlUpdateBoldedDates

Only the day of the date is used, the month and year are ignored. You must call the UpdateBoldedDates method afterward to update the display.

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ctlAddAnnuallyBoldedDate | ctlAddBoldedDate | ctlAddWeeklyBoldedDate | ctlUpdateBoldedDates

Only the day of the week of the date is used. If you want for example all sundays to be bold, just pass any date that falls on sunday. You must call the UpdateBoldedDates method afterward to update the display.

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ctlAddAnnuallyBoldedDate | ctlAddBoldedDate | ctlAddMonthlyBoldedDate | ctlUpdateBoldedDates

Default Value: .F.

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Array property. Read only. This property is an array of all the dates added using ctlAddAnnuallyBoldedDate.

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ctlBoldedDates | ctlMonthlyBoldedDates | ctlWeeklyBoldedDates

Default Value: TRUE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

If set to TRUE, and depending on the control, the height and/or width will be adjusted to a default value.

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ctlDefaultHeight | ctlDefaultWidth

Default Value: -1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Set to -1 to specify the default color, or set to ctlDefaultBackColor, or use the ctlResetBackColor method.

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ctlBackStyle | ctlBorderColor | ctlForecolor

Default Value: -

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.

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ctlBackGroundImageLayout

Default Value:

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.

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ctlBackGroundImage

Default Value: 1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

0: Transparent

1: Opaque

The trasparency only applies the background color of the parent object to the control.

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ctlBackColor | ctlBorderColor | ctlForecolor

Default Value: .F.

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Array property. Read only. This property is an array of all the dates added using ctlAddBoldedDate.

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ctlAnnuallyBoldedDates | ctlMonthlyBoldedDates | ctlWeeklyBoldedDates

Default Value: -1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Set to -1 to specify the default color, or set to ctlDefaultBorderColor, or use the ctlResetBorderColor method.

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ctlBackColor | ctlBackStyle | ctlForecolor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Use the BorderWidth property to specify a border width for a control.

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ctlBorderColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The value of this property is equal to the sum of the Top property value, and the Height property value.

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ctlRight

Default Value: 1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Only one calendar year is displayed at a time, and the maximum number of months that can be displayed is 12. Valid combinations of columns and rows make a maximum product of 12; for values greater than 12, the display is modified on a best-fit basis.

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ctlCalendarDimensionsWidth

Default Value: 1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Only one calendar year is displayed at a time, and the maximum number of months that can be displayed is 12. Valid combinations of columns and rows make a maximum product of 12; for values greater than 12, the display is modified on a best-fit basis.

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ctlCalendarDimensionsHeight

Default Value: TRUE/FALSE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The default value depends on the type of control.

Under normal circumstances, NEVER change the value of this property.

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ctlEnabled | ctlFocused

Default Value: NONE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Once the ControlSource property is set to a field or variable, the ctlValue property always has the same data value as the variable or field to which the ControlSource property is set.

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Under normal circumstances, there is no need to call this method.

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ctlCreated

Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

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ctlCreateControl

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the type of control and the operating system version.

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ctlDefaultBorderColor | ctlDefaultForeColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the type of control and the operating system version.

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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultForeColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the type of control and the operating system version.

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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultBorderColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the type of control and the operating system version.

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ctlAutoSize | ctlDefaultWidth

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

This property returns the same value as ctlDefaultBackColor for this control. The default value depends on the operating system version.

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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultTitleBackColor | ctlDefaultTitleForeColor | ctlDefaultTrailingForeColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the operating system version.

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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultMonthBackColor | ctlDefaultTitleForeColor | ctlDefaultTrailingForeColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the operating system version.

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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultMonthBackColor | ctlDefaultTitleBackColor | ctlDefaultTrailingForeColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the operating system version.

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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultMonthBackColor | ctlDefaultTitleBackColor | ctlDefaultTitleForeColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The default value depends on the type of control and the operating system version.

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ctlAutoSize | ctlDefaultHeight

Under normal circumstances, there is no need to call this method, the class itself calls it from Destroy.

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Default Value: TRUE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

With the Enabled property, you can enable or disable controls at run time. For example, you can disable controls that do not apply to the current state of the application. You can also disable a control to restrict its use. For example, a button can be disabled to prevent the user from clicking it. If a control is disabled, it cannot be selected.

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ctlCanFocus | ctlFocused

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

This property uses the default values of VFP for days: 1 Sunday, 2 Monday, etc. Set to 0 to use the default (Sunday).

Set this property to the desired value before adding bolded dates.

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Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

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ctlCanFocus | ctlEnabled

Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Yes

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ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline

Default Value: 1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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ctlFontBold | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline

Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline

Default Value: "Default"

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline

Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontUnderline

Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru

Default Value: -1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Set to -1 to specify the default color, or set to ctlDefaultForeColor, or use the ctlResetForeColor method.

Applies to non themed progress bars.

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ctlBackColor | ctlBackStyle | ctlBorderColor

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The value is a Windows HWND.

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ctlhWnd | ctlIsHandleCreated

Hiding the control is equivalent to setting the ctlVisible property to false. After the ctlHide method is called, the ctlVisible property returns a value of false until the ctlShow method is called.

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ctlShow | ctlVisible

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The value is a Windows HWND.

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ctlHosthWnd

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The value is a Windows HWND.

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ctlHostFormhWnd

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

The value is a Windows HWND.

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ctlHandle | ctlIsHandleCreated

Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

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ctlHandle | ctlhWnd

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

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ctlLocationTop

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

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ctlLocationLeft

Default Value: {^9998/12/31}

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The default value is the maximum allowable date.

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ctlMinDate

Default Value: 1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The maximum number of days that you can select. The default is 7.

Since there is a BUG where selected days are invisible, this property is not implemented.

ONLY ONE DAY CAN BE SELECTED. NO DATE RANGES ARE ALLOWED.

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Default Value: {^1800/01/01}

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The default value should be considered the minimum allowable date.

The real minimum date is {^1753.01.01}, but to prevent problems with the VFP GoMonth function that does not work for dates prior to {^1753.01.01}, the default value is set to {^1800/01/01}.

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ctlMaxDate

Default Value: .F.

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Array property. Read only. This property is an array of all the dates added using ctlAddMonthlyBoldedDate.

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ctlAnnuallyBoldedDates | ctlBoldedDates | ctlWeeklyBoldedDates

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

0: Horizontal

1: Vertical

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Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

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This method clears all dates from the ctlAnnuallyBoldedDates array. To remove a single date from the bold dates, use the ctlRemoveAnnuallyBoldedDate method.

You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveAllBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllMonthlyBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllWeeklyBoldedDates

This method clears the ctlBoldedDates array. To remove a single date from the bold dates, use the ctlRemoveBoldedDate method.

You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveAllAnnuallyBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllMonthlyBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllWeeklyBoldedDates

This method clears the ctlMonthlyBoldedDates array. To remove a single date from the bold dates, use the ctlRemoveMonthlyBoldedDate method.

You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveAllAnnuallyBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllWeeklyBoldedDates

This method clears the WeeklyBoldedDates array. To remove a single date from the bold dates, use the RemoveWeeklyBoldedDate method.

You must call the UpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveAllAnnuallyBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllBoldedDates | ctlRemoveAllMonthlyBoldedDates

If the specified date occurs more than once in the date list,all the dates are removed. When comparing dates, only the day and month are used. You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveBoldedDate | ctlRemoveMonthlyBoldedDate | ctlRemoveWeeklyBoldedDate

If the specified date occurs more than once in the date list,all the dates are removed. You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveAnnuallyBoldedDate | ctlRemoveMonthlyBoldedDate | ctlRemoveWeeklyBoldedDate

If the specified date occurs more than once in the date list,all the dates are removed. When comparing dates, only the day is used. You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveAnnuallyBoldedDate | ctlRemoveBoldedDate | ctlRemoveWeeklyBoldedDate

If the specified date occurs more than once in the date list,all the dates are removed. When comparing dates, only the day of the week of the date is used. You must call the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to ensure that the display is updated to reflect the removal.

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ctlRemoveAnnuallyBoldedDate | ctlRemoveBoldedDate | ctlRemoveMonthlyBoldedDate

The default value applied depends on the type of control and operating system version.

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ctlResetBorderColor | ctlResetFont | ctlResetForeColor

The default value applied depends on the type of control and operating system version.

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ctlResetBackColor | ctlResetFont | ctlResetForeColor

The default values applied depend on the type of control and operating system version.

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ctlResetBackColor | ctlResetBorderColor | ctlResetForeColor

The default value applied depends on the type of control and operating system version.

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ctlResetBackColor | ctlResetBorderColor | ctlResetFont

Default Value:

Read/Write:

Remarks:

The value of this property is equal to the sum of the Left property value, and the Width property value.

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ctlBottom

Default Value: Months displayed

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

A positive number representing the current scroll rate in number of months moved. The default is the number of months currently displayed. The maximum is 20,000.

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Default Value: ctlValue

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Selecting a range of dates is not implemented. This property always returns the value of the ctlValue property.

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ctlSelectionStart

Default Value: ctlValue

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Selecting a range of dates is not implemented. This property always returns the value of the ctlValue property.

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ctlSelectionEnd

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ctlHide | ctlVisible

Default Value: TRUE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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Default Value: TRUE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The date is displayed in the format specified by the system settings for the short date format.

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Default Value: TRUE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

If ShowTodayCircle is true, and visual styles are enabled and supported on the computer running the application, today's date will be enclosed in a square, otherwise today's date will be circled.

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Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Week numbers are displayed to the left of the week, and start from the first week of the calendar year. The first week of the year must contain at least four days.

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Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Represents the minimum height required to display one month in the control. The minimum required window size for a month calendar control depends on the currently selected font and operating system.

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ctlSingleMonthWidth

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Represents the minimum width required to display one month in the control. The minimum required window size for a month calendar control depends on the currently selected font and operating system.

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Default Value: TRUE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The Themes property for visual classes can affect your existing user interface when using Microsoft Windows XP. You can turn this support off by setting the Themes property at the control, form, or _SCREEN system variable level.

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Default Value: -1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The font color of the days-of-the-week text depends on the ctlTitleBackColor property. Setting the ctlTitleBackColor equal to the ctlBackColor for the main display area of the calendar causes the days-of-the-week text to become unreadable.

Changing the ctlTitleBackColor property may not affect the appearance of the MonthCalendar control, depending on the operating system and theme of the computer running the application. For example, changing the ctlTitleBackColor property of the MonthCalendar control on Windows Vista with the Windows Aero theme does not affect the control appearance.

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Default Value: -1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

Changing the ctlTitleForeColor property may not affect the appearance of the MonthCalendar control, depending on the operating system and theme of the computer running the application. For example, changing the ctlTitleForeColor property of the MonthCalendar control on Windows Vista with themes enabled does not affect the control appearance.

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Default Value: Date()

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

By default, the ctlTodayDate property returns the current system date, and the ctlTodayDateSet property is false. Setting the ctlTodayDate property sets the ctlTodayDateSet property to true and, from that point, the value returned by the ctlTodayDate property is the one the user sets.

Set to an empty date to reset ctlTodayDate to the default value and set ctlTodayDateSet to false.

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ctlTodayDaySet

Default Value: FALSE

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

This property is true if the value for the ctlTodayDate property has been explicitly set; otherwise, false. The default is false.

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ctlTodayDate | ctlTodayDaySet

Default Value: -1

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

When the calendar is displayed, some dates precede and some follow the months that are fully displayed. Using the ctlTrailingForeColor property, you can modify the color of the text for those dates.

Changing the ctlTrailingForeColor property may not affect the appearance of the MonthCalendar control, depending on the operating system and theme of the computer running the application. For example, changing the ctlTrailingForeColor property of the MonthCalendar control on Windows Vista with the Windows Aero theme does not affect the control appearance.

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Use the ctlUpdateBoldedDates method to reflect changes made to ctlAnnuallyBoldedDates, ctlMonthlyBoldedDates, ctlWeeklyBoldedDates, or ctlBoldedDates properties, by using the add or remove methods provided to modify the date lists.

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ctlAddAnnuallyBoldedDate | ctlAddBoldedDate | ctlAddMonthlyBoldedDate | ctlAddWeeklyBoldedDate

Default Value: 0

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

The type of this property depends on the control type.

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Default Value: TRUE

Read/Write: Yes

Remarks:

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ctlHide | ctlShow

Default Value: .F.

Read/Write: Read only

Remarks:

Array property. Read only. This property is an array of all the dates added using ctlAddWeeklyBoldedDate.

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ctlAnnuallyBoldedDates | ctlBoldedDates | ctlMonthlyBoldedDates