Hi all,
Isaac, why is it such a trial to find a date? If you read the manual,
you will discover that you can type in the date you want by using the
syntax: #01#28#2005. You can also find the date by moving through
the calendar in the prescribed way: space with dot 6 for by days,
space with dot 5 for by week space with dot 4 by month etc. If you
have a QT, the commands are just as easy, though I do not know what
they are. you do all this navigation while in the calendar, not after
you select a given date. It's all very logical and it works
flawlessly!
Ann P.
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