Photos no longer visable in Access 2003

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My office (Government) computers where just upgraded. I developed a Work
Order system in Access 2000 and I use allot of Photos. Some are embedded as
part of the main database and some are in a linked database.
After I upgraded all files to Access 2003 the existing photos still work
great but when I try to add new photos all I can get is a white background
with the Photo File name and extension in the window.
I have tried everything I can think of; i.e changing References in the code
tools menu, etc. The only thing I found that worked was changing the file to
a .pdf file and then the photo just popped up like before. Only problem with
that is it takes about a dozen keystrokes and each photo has to open in .pdf
and then be saved.
What is going on that I can no longer use the simple Drag and Drop method as
before?
 
MAT4Ron said:
My office (Government) computers where just upgraded. I developed a
Work Order system in Access 2000 and I use allot of Photos. Some are
embedded as part of the main database and some are in a linked
database.
After I upgraded all files to Access 2003 the existing photos still
work great but when I try to add new photos all I can get is a white
background with the Photo File name and extension in the window.
I have tried everything I can think of; i.e changing References in
the code tools menu, etc. The only thing I found that worked was
changing the file to a .pdf file and then the photo just popped up
like before. Only problem with that is it takes about a dozen
keystrokes and each photo has to open in .pdf and then be saved.
What is going on that I can no longer use the simple Drag and Drop
method as before?

I am going to take a wild guess. Convert the files to bmp files and try
again.
 

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