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May seen like an odd question, but here goes.
I am writing a package using third party software which takes users
(contractors, visitors, etc.) through a site induction. The package uses
ODBC to connect to an Access 2000 database to store a user's details as a
record in a table.
I eventually want to use the data to produce credit card size 'Site passes'
and will want to store photo images of the users in a sub directory
referenced in a text field within their record. I am looking for a way to
tie the user's details to an image taking facility to ensure the correct
references is maintained.
Is there any way of controlling, say, a webcam or other photo device within
Access 2000 to ensure references are kept intact.
I am pursuing the route of having my third party software controlling the
webcam. but without much success. Any help will be gratefully received.
Thanks in advance
I am writing a package using third party software which takes users
(contractors, visitors, etc.) through a site induction. The package uses
ODBC to connect to an Access 2000 database to store a user's details as a
record in a table.
I eventually want to use the data to produce credit card size 'Site passes'
and will want to store photo images of the users in a sub directory
referenced in a text field within their record. I am looking for a way to
tie the user's details to an image taking facility to ensure the correct
references is maintained.
Is there any way of controlling, say, a webcam or other photo device within
Access 2000 to ensure references are kept intact.
I am pursuing the route of having my third party software controlling the
webcam. but without much success. Any help will be gratefully received.
Thanks in advance