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Tony_VBACoder
No, you do not want to store the images within the
database, this has a very negative impact on the database
(Access gets bloated if you store a few images in a
table). Rather, you would store the path to the image in
a table, and then as you load each record in a form, you
would lookup the path to the image and display the image
in an "Image Control" on your form.
Check out the following article:
http://www.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0044.htm
the entry accepted into the field. Is there a preferred
viewer that should be used to speed up the process? If
so, what is it and how does one activate it?
anyone else experienced this problem?
database, this has a very negative impact on the database
(Access gets bloated if you store a few images in a
table). Rather, you would store the path to the image in
a table, and then as you load each record in a form, you
would lookup the path to the image and display the image
in an "Image Control" on your form.
Check out the following article:
http://www.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0044.htm
I find that it takes an exceptionally long time to have
the entry accepted into the field. Is there a preferred
viewer that should be used to speed up the process? If
so, what is it and how does one activate it?
DELL's Image Viewer and it totally locked up ACCESS. Has
anyone else experienced this problem?