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exDateTodayCaption | 0
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Specifies the caption for the 'Today' button in a EditDate By default, the
Option(exDateTodayCaption) is "Today". (string expression)
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exDateMonths | 1
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Specifies the names for months to be displayed in a EditDate editor. The list of
months should be delimitated by spaces. By default, the Option(exDateMonths) =
"January February March April May June July August September October
November December". (string expression)
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exDateWeekDays | 2
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Specifies the shortcut for the weekdays to be displayed in a EditDate editor.
The list of shortcut for the weekdays should be separated by spaces. By default,
the Option(exDateWeekDays) = "S M T W T F S". The first shortcut
in the list indicates the shortcut for the Sunday, the second shortcut indicates
the shortcut for Monday, and so on. (string expression)
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exDateFirstWeekDay | 3
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Specifies the first day of the week in an EditDate editor. By default, the
Option(exDateFirstWeekDay) = 0. The valid values for the
Option(exDateFirstWeekDay) property are like follows: 0 - Sunday, 1 - Monday, 2
- Tuesday, 3 - Wednesday, 4 - Thursday, 5 - Friday and 6 - Saturday. (long
expression, valid values are 0 to 6)
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exDateShowTodayButton | 4
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Specifies whether the 'Today' button is visible or hidden in a EditDate editor.
By default, the Option(exDateShowTodayButton) property is True. (boolean
expression)
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exDateMarkToday | 5
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Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the today date is marked in a EditDate
editor. By default, Option(exDateMarkToday) property is False. (boolean
expression)
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exDateShowScroll | 6
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Specifies whether the years scroll bar is visible or hidden in a EditDate
editor. By default, the Option(exDateShowScroll) property is True. (boolean
expression)
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exFontCharSet | 7
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Specifies a list of character sets being included in the font editor. The comma
splits the characters sets in the option. By default, the exFontCharSet option
is "0,2,255", that means that ANSI, OEM and SYMBOL character sets are
included. (string expression)
- ANSI_CHARSET 0
- DEFAULT_CHARSET 1
- SYMBOL_CHARSET 2
- MAC_CHARSET 77
- SHIFTJIS_CHARSET 128
- HANGUL_CHARSET 129
- JOHAB_CHARSET 130
- GB2312_CHARSET 134
- CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET 136
- GREEK_CHARSET 161
- TURKISH_CHARSET 162
- VIETNAMESE_CHARSET 163
- HEBREW_CHARSET 177
- ARABIC_CHARSET 178
- BALTIC_CHARSET 186
- RUSSIAN_CHARSET 204
- THAI_CHARSET 222
- EASTEUROPE_CHARSET 238
- OEM_CHARSET 255
For instance, if you need to include the Japanese fonts, you need to use the
exFontCharSet option as "0,2,128,255", where 128 indicates the
SHIFTJIS_CHARSET.
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