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When reading Bob's question I just tried a little bit. Maybe it could be a resolution and therefore print/memory issue. I changed the little pictures from .png to .bmp (the Fire Hydrants were .png images) and tried again. Now the report prints all 386 controls (fire hydrants) on the map so...

@ PNGBill: I have checked the thread but for the datasource I use a plain and simple table, thats it. Can't find a way to make it more easy for access. Also tried printing the first and then separately the secondd page. No luck. @ boblarson: I use .bmp images with a resolution of 24bit. Size is...

I would like to use access 2007 if this would sove the problem. The only thing is that our company, a verry big company with milions of standards, regulations and a pain-in-the-ass IT department lets me use only access 2003 and it is not possible to use the 2007 version. Installation will simply...

as far as i know the webcontrol does not work with reports. but you might find a way around it by placing the form with the working webcontrol as subform in your report... don't know for sure but it might work...

hi, you might check your datasource of your report. i had this problem a few times before and when checking my datasource of the report i was using a where condition that refers to a control on a form. when opening the report it also has to open the form to know the variable of the control i...

thank you very much for you reply! I am using Access 2003 on windows XP with all the latest servicepacks and updates. the computer itself is reasonably new (6 months). I am affraid you're right about the possible maximum of 256 because the digit equals a bite. On the other hand all 386...

Hello all, I have designed a database for keeping up all our equipment we have on site for our fire brigade. In total we have 386 hydrants throughout our area. All these hydrants are placed in a database (together with other equipment) providing details of the equipment and X-Y location on a...