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How to create a calendar views in using C# win forms

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    sivasankar anumula
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    Hello I have a requirement that I need to show the vacaation plans of the Employees in the form of Gannt Chart. For that i need to implment custom calendar which can show different kinds of views like Monthly,weekly etc. Can any body suggest good design for this in developing the user control, If any body know free custom calendar available already, kindly let me know. Best Regards Shankar

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      Hello I have a requirement that I need to show the vacaation plans of the Employees in the form of Gannt Chart. For that i need to implment custom calendar which can show different kinds of views like Monthly,weekly etc. Can any body suggest good design for this in developing the user control, If any body know free custom calendar available already, kindly let me know. Best Regards Shankar

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      I am not aware of any free third-party controls that you could use. However, this sounds like it could be a VSTO project that integrates into MS Outlook 2007 (or 2003 if you haven't upgraded yet). Then you have the full capabilities of Outlook while still allowing your own custom logic and information. Unfortunately I can only suggest this, I have not worked with VSTO so I would be unable to suggest anything more. Hopefully this leads you in the right direction though.

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