I am creating a database for vehicles in my town. I need to document multiple images per car. How can I do this? Ive tried Image and Bound Object frame in Design view but it seems that I can only add one picture per record...
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I am a total novice with MS Access (2002) and coding so I am trying to learn by adapting the Northwind sample.
So far, one thing has completely stumped me and that is controlling images. I understand the benefits/pitfalls of storing images in the database and have concluded that it will suit me better to link my images via a text field.
What I am trying to do is add multiple images to the Northwind Employee Form. I have followed the help file and I can get additional images to display on the form, but I can not get the additional images to change for each record. The MS Access help only covers having a single image per record. I've concluded (right or wrong) that the Event Procedure is where I need to be experimenting, but I've had no luck so far.
Can anyone tell me if I can modify the Event Procedure in the Northwinds Employee sample to cope with multiple images, or is there another way?
Excuse me if any of my terminology is wrong... I really am new to this.
Thanks for any advice.
Hi,
I am new to Access forms and need some help. I did some research and figured out to display images in Acess Forms while getting the image path from a text field in the table. The images are suppose to change for each record. I have no problem displaying the first image a different image for each record but I am having problems displaying the second image. I have to 2 different fields for both image paths in the table. Here is the code:
Private Sub Form_Current()
On Error Resume Next
If Not IsNull(Me![Image1]) Then
Me![ImageFrame1].OLETypeAllowed = 1
Me![ImageFrame1].SourceDoc = Me![Image1]
Me![ImageFrame1].Action = 0
Else
Me![ImageFrame].SourceDoc = "C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersDocumentsMy PicturesSample Pictureso-image.bmp"
Me![ImageFrame].Action = 0
End If
If Not IsNull(Me![Image2]) Then
Me![ImageFrame2].OLETypeAllowed = 1
Me![ImageFrame2].SourceDoc = Me![Image2]
Me![ImageFrame2].Action = 0
Else
Me![ImageFrame2].SourceDoc = "C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersDocumentsMy PicturesSample Pictureso-image.bmp"
Me![ImageFrame2].Action = 0
End If
End Sub
The problem is that the function returns after 'Me![ImageFrame].Action = 0' and doesn't go to the part where I am checking if the 2nd image exists. If I take out 'Me![ImageFrame].Action = 0' then it doesn't display the first image and goes on the 2nd image and displays the 2nd image.
So that he bottom line is, with this code I can only display one image (either f1st or 2nd). Also, I tried using .Picture property instead of .SourceDoc but that doesn't work either. How can I change this so that I can display both images?
I really need to figure this out and will really appreicate any help. Thank you
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Thank You,
Bill
Hello
First let me apologize if I am being stupid, quite new to Access. I am trying to create a database with some pictures in it; I want to design a form that changes the image with each record, (Its for work they want a database of our employees info with a photo of each employee) reading though the help file it seams I need to add a bound image control, I have tried 2 different ways and am still getting the same problem, the first way I tried was to create a text field with the address off the photos (there are .jpg’s) and then add a bound image control on the form and link it to the field. Problem is this just displays the name of the file not the picture (e.g. as you go though the records it shows Mark.jpg, Simon,jpg, Louise.jpg….) I then tried to add a OLE field and add the files that way, if I click on add from file when creating the object I get the same problem just displays the file name, If I click create new bitmap image it works and displays the picture, the problem is the data base file then becomes huge (it was 45 meg with 2 photos, I need to add about 150 in total!. Am I being totaly dumb, is there a way of getting Access to display Jpg’s and ideally have them linked to instead of embedded to keep the size of the database down.
Sorry for rambling! (oh yeh and I am using Access 2003)
Thanks in advance!
Matt
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here is the situation - i have a database in which i originally imbedded a bunch of bmp images. then i figured out another way of presenting my data, and i deleted all those fields with images from my database. the database file size with the images was about 90MB, but after i deleted the images it was still 90MB. why??? at this point the database contains to tables, one 2 by 2 with some text, and the other is 20 by 3 with some text, and the file size is 90MB. i totally dont understand this. can anybody explain to me what's going on?
thanx!
I have created a database which has 2 images for record embedded, the method I have use for this is to link the address were the image is in order to avoid that the database gets slow, the images are displayed on the form but I cant find the way how to embed such images in a report neither how to print them with a button used for such purpose.
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Code:
Private Sub Report_(Current)
Dim ImagePath As String
Dim ImagePathInt As String
Dim ImagePathPlanV As String
[code]...
The problem seems to be that the routine doesn't seem to initially recognize the path. I have a blank photo in the folder containing all the images called NO PHOTO.jpg. If I open the report in design view and browse to this image in the picture parameter of any one of the image controls and run the report, then everything works perfectly even if I close and reopen the report. The report shows the right pictures even in the subreports.
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Hi everyone,
I'm creating databases that houses information of the different software versions my company offers. This way they can easily keep track of updates, obsolete info, etc.. I'm trying to decide what way would be most benifcial. I've been leaning more towards creating multiple databases and having a dropdown box in the beginning to open what database(version) you would like to view. Is this the only way, or does anyone have any suggestions on how to make my idea better?? Just trying to Brainstorm, also, I'm only an intern so my experience is limited.:D
Thanks in advance!!
Hi Guys
I wonder if anyone could give me some advice on a problem i have with an access database.
I have designed a database and a data input form to collect data that is input by workers, the problem i have is that only one person can enter a record at a time.
I curently use 2 replicated database's on two seperate computers and run the synchronisation once one person has finished so that all the changes are replicated to the 2 different databases
If there is any other easier way to accomplish this i would be very greatful if anybody can shed some light on the subject.
Thanks
Brad
Now, I'm not a (complete) newbie when it comes to Access, but this is stumping me to the point that my head hurts from the desk banging. :p
There are two tables in the database, tbl_minerID and tbl_collection with a one-to-many relationship from tbl_minerID to tbl_collection. tbl_minerID contains a column populated by autonumber and a name column (tied to cbo_name on the form). The form allows you to type in a record for various values, which then ties that entry to the minerID so that only those records display for the name selected in cbo_name.
At least that's how it used to work. Now, no matter what I do, I get a type mismatch error in my VBA code (copied exact from the working copy, with names changed) which directs me to: rs.FindFirst "[MinerID] = " & Str(Nz(Me![cbo_name], 0)) Totally stumped on this, and hoping someone can point me in the right direction. Advance thanks for any assistance you can give :)
Database attached if anyone wants to look at it.
I have 12 db that I would like to ectract labor hours from, then put all data on a report. Is this possible? Please explain how too.
Thanks
I searched around to have multiple users and the only thing I found on the topic was
the following:
On the Tools menu, click Options.
On the Advanced tab, under Default open mode, click Shared.
and its suppose to work (which it didn't since I'm posting)
I have a few tables and a few forms, and I need to be able to have 2 or 3 people on at any given time.
Thanks for any help or even looking @ my post
I created a database and a form on it that i enter myself right now. I am planning on using this database on several PCs with different users. Currently I have this database on the network, but when multiple people try to access it at the same time they cannot access without saving a separate copy or just having read access.
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