Assign Appearances to DayOfWeek Headers

You may want to customize the DayOfWeek header for WinMonthViewSingle™. You can easily do this off WinMonthViewSingle’s CalendarLook object, as the following example code shows.

In Visual Basic:

Private Sub Assign_Appearances_to_DayOfWeek_Headers_Load( _
  ByVal sender As System.Object, _
  ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
	Me.UltraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance. _
	  FontData.Name = "Tahoma"
	Me.UltraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance. _
	  FontData.SizeInPoints = 14
	Me.UltraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance. _
	  TextHAlign = Infragistics.Win.HAlign.Right
	Me.UltraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance. _
	  BackColor = Color.Aquamarine
End Sub

In C#:

private void Assign_Appearances_to_DayOfWeek_Headers_Load(
  object sender, EventArgs e)
{
	this.ultraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance.
	  FontData.Name = "Tahoma";
	this.ultraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance.
	  FontData.SizeInPoints = 14;
	this.ultraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance.
	  TextHAlign = Infragistics.Win.HAlign.Right;
	this.ultraMonthViewSingle1.CalendarLook.DayOfWeekHeaderAppearance.
	  BackColor = Color.Aquamarine;
}

If you add this code to a project with e WinMonthViewSingle and run it, you would see something similar to the following.

shows ultracalendarlook changing the headers of the dayofweek of ultramonthviewsingle

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Assign Appearances to DayOfWeek Headers