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In this folder there are 1338 images. They are in this order: 17_foreign0001 17_foreign1338 Stacey

Wow.... that works great. Except that every image is assigned a different inventory #. Attached is a sample of my results. In response to those who think I am crazy, lol.... a little more info... Yes, I do have close to a million items. Yes I am planning on scanning them all in. I have...

Okay so this 2nd version worked better in the sense that it found my image folder. I selected 2 folders, but no inventory numbers are assigned. Do I need to (for future scans) avoid using _ in the file names? I was told to use _ instead of spaces, but I can not use the _ if necessary. I then...

Smig- That sounds like what I want to do, except I want to do it from within Access be able to view the images and select which two are assigned to each item as I enter the information into the Access form. ChrisO - Not sure what I am doing wrong, but your demo is not working for me. I select...

The exception would go like this: A. inventory #1 = baseball_1, baseball_2 (image 3 needs to be deleted because it was a mis-scan) inventory #2 = baseball_4, baseball_5 or B. inventory #3 = baseball_5, baseball_6, inventory #4 = baseball_9, baseball_8 (image 8 is actually the front of the card...

When the items are scanned, there are approximately 500 items per folder. All the images in the folder have a name such as Baseball_1, baseball_ 2, baseball 3_, baseball_4 inventory #1 = baseball_1, baseball_2 inventory #2 = baseball_3, baseball_4 As of now, I have no inventory #'s assigned...

Hi everyone! Let me first introduce myself as new to this site, but a bit of a computer geek. When I divorced my ex took his code, and I am tired of waiting for other people to do my work (even those I was going to pay), so I decided to learn Access to do my own work. I can navigate word and...