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Mark

Arvin

You very kindly sent me an Access database that you wrote that I can use for
cataloguing digital photographs.

The only problem is when I try to use 'Print Images (Report)', the print
preview clips the photograph. When I go to Design View and look at the
Properties of the 'Print Images' button, on the Event Tab, 'On click' and
look at the 'Event Procedure', it takes me to what looks like VB, which
unfortunately I have no knowledge of. Is it a simple task to amend the VB
so that when I print the picture, it zooms to the whole photograph, and
doesn't clip it? Thanks

Mark
 
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Arvin Meyer MVP

You can fix that in the property sheet. Select the image control, and change
the SizeMode from Click to Zoom.
 
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Graham Mandeno

Hi Mark

I haven't seen Arvin's database, but I am willing to bet that he is printing
the photos using a report with an image control.

Find the report and open it in design view, and then select the image
control and show the property sheet. If "Size Mode" is set to "Clip" then
change it to "Zoom".
 
M

Mark

Sorted !!

It's a great database routine. Thank you


Graham Mandeno said:
Hi Mark

I haven't seen Arvin's database, but I am willing to bet that he is
printing the photos using a report with an image control.

Find the report and open it in design view, and then select the image
control and show the property sheet. If "Size Mode" is set to "Clip" then
change it to "Zoom".

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Good Luck :)

Graham Mandeno [Access MVP]
Auckland, New Zealand

Mark said:
Arvin

You very kindly sent me an Access database that you wrote that I can use
for cataloguing digital photographs.

The only problem is when I try to use 'Print Images (Report)', the print
preview clips the photograph. When I go to Design View and look at the
Properties of the 'Print Images' button, on the Event Tab, 'On click' and
look at the 'Event Procedure', it takes me to what looks like VB, which
unfortunately I have no knowledge of. Is it a simple task to amend the
VB so that when I print the picture, it zooms to the whole photograph,
and doesn't clip it? Thanks

Mark
 

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