Pop ups - Calendar, Calculator, Zoom box

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I have been using this code since 1993 with Access 2.0. The download file includes the Access 2.0 version,. I have also included the upgraded versions for Access 97, Access 2000, and Access 2007. 

 

It has a Zoom Box, Calendar and Calculator created with just native Access controls. The pop up forms can be used to edit the data in as many  text box controls as needed. The controls can be on the same form or multiple forms.


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Created Date: 03-12-2016
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