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Its about that pesky JPEG problem. I tried to follow Greg's instructions to
another question -
I have put in my database a text field called "Path"
For each record I have entered the full path, i.e. C:\JPEGfiles\Alison.jpg
I have a textbox bound to this field in the form, hidden.
I have an unbound image control on the form, named "Thumbnail" (I wasn't
sure about the unbound bit, Greg, but did it anyway)
On the CurrenEvent property for the form I have:
Me!Thumbnail.picture = Me!Path
But I get the following error message from Access, and I just don't know
enough to cope with it.
Microsoft Office Access can’t find the macro “Me!Thumbnailâ€
The Macro or its macro group doen’s exist or the nacro is new but hasn’t
been saved
Note that when you enter the macrogroupname.macroname syntax in an argument,
you must specify the name the macro’s macro group was last saved under.
I notice there has been a web page about images, published on 10 October -
so I still live in hope that I'll eventually get small images appearing on
each form view....
another question -
I have put in my database a text field called "Path"
For each record I have entered the full path, i.e. C:\JPEGfiles\Alison.jpg
I have a textbox bound to this field in the form, hidden.
I have an unbound image control on the form, named "Thumbnail" (I wasn't
sure about the unbound bit, Greg, but did it anyway)
On the CurrenEvent property for the form I have:
Me!Thumbnail.picture = Me!Path
But I get the following error message from Access, and I just don't know
enough to cope with it.
Microsoft Office Access can’t find the macro “Me!Thumbnailâ€
The Macro or its macro group doen’s exist or the nacro is new but hasn’t
been saved
Note that when you enter the macrogroupname.macroname syntax in an argument,
you must specify the name the macro’s macro group was last saved under.
I notice there has been a web page about images, published on 10 October -
so I still live in hope that I'll eventually get small images appearing on
each form view....