calendar.lib is a cpp library to get a date value.  It presents a
calendar to the user and allows for a selection of any date from
1756 on.

It is easy to use (4 lines of code) as the demo (caldemo.exe/cpp) shows.

Just #include "calendar.h" in your source and include calendar.lib
in your project.

The snippet below from caldemo.cpp demonstrates usage.

............
   char  tmp[60];
   Date d;
   Calendar *cal;
   
   //Stop multipule instance
   WinEnableControl(hwnd, BTN_CALENDAR, FALSE);

   cal = new Calendar;
   cal->show();
   cal->getDate(&d);
   sprintf(tmp, "%s, %i %s %i", d.dow, d.day, d.mnth, d.year);
   WinSetWindowText(WinWindowFromID(hwnd, EF_DATE), tmp);
   delete cal;
   WinEnableControl(hwnd, BTN_CALENDAR, TRUE);
.............


Source code (so you can remove nag screen) available for $15 Australian

pfaulks@zip.com.au
