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  1. #1
    AccessFreak is offline Novice
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    Calendar Entries

    HI there

    I need to create a database for a call centre. In this database, I need to be able to create a "calendar form" in which I can add / edit and delete entries



    It must look similar to Outlook's calendar where you can dbl click and enter "to-do tasks, and memo's into the calendar"

    It must also be able to print each days tasks, for the day, week, month,etc

    Also, it must be able to have 'reminders' which pop up for reminders

    Thank you kindly for your assistance

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    TheShabz is offline Court Jester
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    I'm not sure what the question is.

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    AccessFreak is offline Novice
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    Calendar entries

    My apologies for making the question confusing

    I would basically like to create a "calendar form" in Access, which allows users to dblClick on a specific day, and then a dialog (other form) must appear in which the user can enter tasks, appointments, etc

    exactly like in the Outlook calender?

    Hope this makes sense, im still a bit of a newbie. :-(

    Thank you so much

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    TheShabz is offline Court Jester
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    I understand what YOU are trying to do. What I dont understand is what you are asking US to do.

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