Pierre: Based on Alain's recent post, the following demo will allow the user to change the date and then get the results: '------- Begin FB^3 Code -------- Include "Tlbx Appearance.Incl" dim err dim wndPtr as pointer dim dateResult as LongDateRec dim cntrlH as handle dim @actualSize as long end globals local dim j,k dim left%,top% dim vg%,hg% LOCAL FN efGrid(l%,t%,w%,h%,col%,row%,id%,type%)'Any size,location vg% = 10 : hg% = 10 FOR k = 0 TO row%-1 'Build by row FOR j = 0 TO col%-1 left% = l%+j*(w%+vg%) top% = t%+k*(h%+hg%) Text _sysFont,12,0 EDIT FIELD#id%,"",(left%,top%)-(left%+w%,top%+h%),type%,_centerJust INC(id%) NEXT j next k edit field(0) END Fn local dim dataTag local fn doUpdate dataTag = _kControlClockLongDateTag err = fn GetControlData(cntrlH,0,dataTag,sizeof(LongDateRec),dateResult,actualSize) edit$(1) = str$(dateResult.month%) edit$(2) = str$(dateResult.day%) edit$(3) = str$(dateResult.year%) edit$(4) = str$(dateResult.dayOfWeek%) edit$(5) = str$(dateResult.dayOfYear%) edit$(6) = str$(dateResult.weekOfYear%) end fn local dim cntrlRect as rect dim btnType% LOCAL FN buildWnd WINDOW#1,"Click on Date",(0,0)-(220,250),_docNoGrow fn efGrid(110,80,60,15,1,6,1,_statFramed) wndPtr = WINDOW(_wndPointer) : if wndPtr = _nil then exit fn err = FN SetThemeWindowBackground(wndPtr,_kThemeActiveDialogBackgroundBrush,_true) fn efGrid(30,80,60,15,1,6,10,_statNoFramed) button#1,_activeBtn,"Update",(130,30)-(190,50),_push call setrect(cntrlRect,30,30,120,50) btnType% = _kControlClockDateProc cntrlH = fn newcontrol(wndPtr,cntrlRect,"",_true,0,0,0,btnType%,0) edit$(10) = "Month" edit$(11) = "Day" edit$(12) = "Year" edit$(13) = "DayOfWk" edit$(14) = "DayOfYr" edit$(15) = "WkOfYr" fn doUpdate END FN local dim evnt% dim id% dim x LOCAL FN doDialog evnt% = DIALOG(0) id% = DIALOG(evnt) SELECT evnt% case _wndRefresh for x = 1 to 6 err = fn drawthemeedittextframe(#[tehandle(x)],_true) next case _btnClick select id% case 1 fn doUpdate end select CASE _wndClose END END SELECT END FN FN buildWnd ON DIALOG FN doDialog DO HANDLEEVENTS UNTIL 0 '------- End of Code ------ Steve Van Voorst