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From: Dustirhode on 28 Jun 2008 11:16
How do I show different pictures in individual Access database records (forms
view)?
From: Mark on 28 Jun 2008 11:39
You need to store the pictures in a separate folder from the database. Add a
field named PicturePath to your table and record the full path to the
picture for each record. Add an image control to your form. Be sure you have
PicturePath in the recordsource of your form. Put the following code in the
Current Event of the form:
Me!NameOfYourImageControl.Picture = Me!PicturePath.

Steve



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> How do I show different pictures in individual Access database records
> (forms
> view)?


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> You need to store the pictures in a separate folder from the database. Add a
> field named PicturePath to your table and record the full path to the
> picture for each record. Add an image control to your form. Be sure you have
> PicturePath in the recordsource of your form. Put the following code in the
> Current Event of the form:
> Me!NameOfYourImageControl.Picture = Me!PicturePath.
>
> Steve
>

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From: Tanya on 2 Jul 2008 04:51
Hello Mark
I am trying to achieve the same objective, however I don't fully understand
your instructions.

"Mark" wrote:

> You need to store the pictures in a separate folder from the database. DONE

Add a
> field named PicturePath to your table DONE

and record the full path to the picture for each record. HOW DO YOU DO
THIS, WHAT DATA TYPE IS THIS?

Add an image control to your form I WILL CONTEMPLATE THIS MORE WHEN I
UNDERSTAND YOUR EARLIER INSTRUCTIONS.
.. Be sure you have
> PicturePath in the recordsource of your form. Put the following code in the
> Current Event of the form:
> Me!NameOfYourImageControl.Picture = Me!PicturePath.

Thanking you in advance

Kind Regards
Tanya


From: Fred on 3 Jul 2008 14:58
Tanya,

Answering your one question, you can use a text field, and it's simply the
path and file name for the picture. e.g C:\PictureFolder\picture1.jpg

Fred




"Tanya" wrote:

> Hello Mark
> I am trying to achieve the same objective, however I don't fully understand
> your instructions.
>
> "Mark" wrote:
>
> > You need to store the pictures in a separate folder from the database. DONE
>
> Add a
> > field named PicturePath to your table DONE
>
> and record the full path to the picture for each record. HOW DO YOU DO
> THIS, WHAT DATA TYPE IS THIS?
>
> Add an image control to your form I WILL CONTEMPLATE THIS MORE WHEN I
> UNDERSTAND YOUR EARLIER INSTRUCTIONS.
> . Be sure you have
> > PicturePath in the recordsource of your form. Put the following code in the
> > Current Event of the form:
> > Me!NameOfYourImageControl.Picture = Me!PicturePath.
>
> Thanking you in advance
>
> Kind Regards
> Tanya
>
>
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