Hi,

Unfortunately the answer to both of your questions is negative.

1) There is no way to automatically scale the contents of the control to fit the target display resolution. As you have guessed, settings the individual Size properties could resolve this issue. I think there are only several Size properties that need to be set.

2) As for the navigation buttons, they are not publicly exposed by the control. A not so elegant solution would be to traverse the Controls property of PocketPlanner and search for a button with the appropriate text, then attach an event handler to the Click event of the found button. The following code illustrates this:

foreach (Control c in calendar.Controls)
{
	if (c is Button)
	{
		if ((c as Button).Text == "<")
			c.Click += new EventHandler(c_Click);
	}
} 

However, even if you handle the Click event, the PocketPlanner default navigation functionality will still be executed when the button is clicked, prior to your own event handler is invoked.

And feel free to post any other questions and comments about PocketPlanner.

Meppy