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Thats not usual Access behavior. Can you tell more about your setup? Do you use any scripting or third party components?

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Check our AccessImagine control, it is the best way to solve your task now.

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Open registry editor and take a look at HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.bmp Set it (Default) value to "Paint.Picture" This should help. Usually the same trick is done for JPG files.

You should find the format some way. You can try to export this data from cart32 and take a look, how it is formatted. Or you can find the correct way experimentally. It can be 1) Full URL (http://mysite.com/products/sony.jpg) 2) Relative URL (/products/sony.jpg) 3) Plain filename (sony.jpg)

Greetings! I'm glad to inform you of new AccessImagine release. Version 1.30 supports 64-bit Office and WIA sources (scanners, cameras and mobile phones). Here is quick feature reference: browse and load, drag-n-drop, paste from clipboard, aquire from scanner or web-cam images right to...

Glad it helped you! I'm too far from Dubai and i'm not drinking alco already :-)

Thats strange, that your connection is so slow. Some background data transfers may affect your speed. Open connection status and check the data flow. It can be filled with: - spyware or virusware - torrents - windows or other software update download On other hand, logmein ways are organized...

CARDS.OCX installed ok at my WinXP via simple regsvr32 command and works ok at Access. I found references to this files inside: MSVBVM50.DLL VBA5.DLL PICCLP32.OCX Check, if this files are present at "bad" PCs :-)

Sure, you can run MySQL server on your PC. Or, even better, you can install MS SQL Express - it is free and integrates better with Access. But you need to have an external IP adress (this is your internet provider / network administrator option) so people can connect to your PC.

ActiveXs have problems with 64-bit versions of office. Beside that, try to put your ocx at some other location (like c:\) - it can make a difference. Also you can try to open your OCX via some editor or viewer and check DLL it uses. Maybe it relies on some DLL that is missing on targed PCs.

MyTech, you can connect Access frontend to MySQL server through ODBC. Every hosting, even the cheapest one gives you an MySQL databases service.

What is the total size of database file?

Hm, thats strange you have it blocked there! Okey, i've attached AccessImagine control to this post. And here is simple instructions. Read more, if you need, when you get normal internet. 1. Install AccessImagine. 2. Edit MS Access form in design mode. 3. Select Insert ActiveX -> AccessImagine...