Populating Picture File Names From A Folder
Jan 13, 2006
I could realllllllly use some help here....
I have database that looks like this:
Type | Pic1 | Pic 2
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12-5525 C:RC125525-01 C:RC125525-02
12-3556 C:RC123556-01 C:RC123556-02
As you can see the picture naming system is standard and is based on the content in the type field. If one record of the Type field is say 12-6636 then the picture will be RC126636-01 (for Pic1) and RC126636-02.
Is there a way where the user say... can type C: and it will populate the picture file names in a combo box?
There are about 2000 records in the DB and I am just trying to find a way to keep a user from typing all that stuff.
:rolleyes: Could there be a way to do all 2000 records at once?...:rolleyes:
Thanks.
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May 23, 2014
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Code:
Option Compare Database
Public Enum acFileType
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End Enum
[Code] ....
But how to save the picture with customized name, say "Materials 0001.Jpg"
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How can i adjust the link path so that regardless of where the accdb is moved, the links remain valid?
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Code:
Dim colFiles As New Collection
RecursiveDir colFiles, "C:Photos", "*.jpg", True
Dim vFile As Variant
For Each vFile In colFiles
Debug.Print vFile
Next vFile
Code:
I replaced the debug.print vfile with my copy function. I've tried copyfile but it needs to specify the destination with the file name. I tried using the FSO filecopy method and can't get it to work (keep getting a compile error "Expected =") I feel the hard part is done and this part should be simple.
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Hi Di Hi
I am new to Microsoft Access and have a little problem. I have searched the forum and nearly found the fix but I didnt quite understand what to do, so im creating a new thread.
I have a Access Database and have a client page that stores all the information about that client. We produce reports (scanned word/pdf) for each client and we store the report files in a client folder using the Client ID taken from Access.
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Hope someone can help. Thanks in advance,.
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Dim objShellApp As Object
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Code:
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Code:
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Code below:
Public Function AddITARPicOffloadAnalysis()
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Code:
Option Compare Database
Public Sub GoCopyThumbnail()
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Hi,
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Thanks in advance,
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Code:
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Dim f As Object
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[Code] ....
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Code:
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[Code] ....
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