The Access 2000 version of the Northwind sample database provides an
example. It is found in the Form_Current event procedure of the Employees
form, which uses a bound object frame:
Private Sub Form_Current()
' Make the palette of the application associated with the objects
' in the Photo field available to the PaintPalette property of
' the form.
If Not IsNull(Me!Photo) Then Me.PaintPalette = Me!Photo.ObjectPalette
End Sub
So, something like this might work for you:
Private Sub Form_Current()
If Not IsNull(Me!FieldName) Then ' or
' If IsNull(Me!FieldName) Then
' <Your code here>
End if
End Sub
Note that the Access 2002 version of this database uses an image control,
with images stored externally to the database.
Tom
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hi there!
is ther any wayt to check if the Bound Object Frame has image or picture value
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