Calendar object in Forms 9i

A number of difficulties using Calendars in forms 9i.
1). I can't drag/drop from the Standards object library to the forms module. The cursor remains as a cirlce with a diagonal through it.
2). Can't find Calendar.PLL ; has this been renamed in release 9i ? All I can find is OFGCALL.PLL .

I use OFGCALL.PLL in Forms6i. It comes with Oracle Designer. In a Key-Listval trigger of item just put:
BEGIN
display_calendar;
END;
Also you have to put to your form:
canvases - CALENDAR, CALENDAR_TIME
window - CALENDAR
visual attributes - CALENDAR_SELECTED,
CALENDAR_SELECTED_TODAY,CALENDAR_CURR,CALENDAR_CURR_TODAY
CALENDAR_OTHER,CALENDAR_OTHER_TODAY,CALENDAR_CURR_DISABLED,
CALENDAR_CURR_DISABLED_TODAY,CALENDAR_OTHER_DISABLED,
CALENDAR_OTHER_DISABLED_TODAY
procedure - DISPLAY_CALENDAR
and attach OFGCALL.PLL library.

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