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Hay Mark, thanks for the post - bit confused though, not sure exactly how to
implimnet you code below.  I've just knocked upa quick test.  Dropped two
TDateTimePickers on the form, added you function and called it, passing the
value of the first DateTimePicker - doesn't seem to do anything.  Then tried
calling your code, then assigning a blank value to the DateTimePicker - now
I get the usual exception about invalid date.  Sorry, can you give me some
more pointers,

Thanks


"Mark Jacobs" <markj atty critical dotty co dotty uk> wrote in message
news:40f67ffe$2@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Leave them blank, and put the following code into your program, calling it
for
> each empty dtp :-
>
> void initdtmpkr(TDateTimePicker *dtmpkr)
> {
>   NMDATETIMECHANGE dtc; SYSTEMTIME now;
>   GetSystemTime(&now); dtc.nmhdr.hwndFrom=dtmpkr->Handle;
> dtc.nmhdr.idFrom=NULL;
>   dtc.nmhdr.code=DTN_DATETIMECHANGE; dtc.dwFlags=GDT_VALID; dtc.st=now;
>   dtmpkr->Perform(WM_NOTIFY,NULL,(int)&dtc);
> }
>
> You don't have to populate them with a date if you use the above.
> -- 
> Mark Jacobs
> DK Computing
> http://www.dkcomputing.co.uk
> markj atty critical dotty co dotty uk
>
>