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i'm thinking along the lines of a reset or resize command but as yet have had no joy in finding the correct code anybody any ideas??

hi i have a database with hyperlinked images in a sub form that show a new image for every record. on this sub form i have a zoom in and zoom out button which is VB coded. the problem i have is that when i zoom in and then go to the next record the new image is still enlarged and has not reset...

thanks if i use your suggestion above i get the 'picture' part of the code Me.cempic.Picture.visible = false as an invalid qualifier. i might actually give all records with no image a blank jpeg file as you suggested unless of course their are other suggestions? thanks anyway

i'm not very good at vb and i'm sure this is an easy problem but i can't find the answer. i have constructed a vb code to show images from a stored table [not OLE linked]: Private Sub Form_Current() If Not IsNull(Me.combined_image_path) Then Me.cempic.Picture = Me.combined_image_path End If...

any ideas guys? or am i flogging a dead house

i've looked but can't find the answer!! which is unusual as this forum covers everything. i have a field [photo location] with a hyperlink to a folder within which is a number of images. at the moment i have 2500 folders and its growing daily. the action i want when the 'photo location' field...

guys - thank you very much the code worked like a treat! cheers

guys thanks very much for the replies. i'll try this in work tommorrow. thanks again

hi remove all semicolons and replace with what?? colons?

hi thanks for the reply i have changed the - 5 to - 3 but it made no difference. i'm still getting the message "run-time error 3142 - characters found at end of SQL statement" thanks anyway

first i must thank everyone here. this forum has proved invaluable for some of the simple databases i have created. now i have a problem which i cannot find the answer for. i'm using access 2000 basically i am creating a cemetery database so most of the information i'm dealing with is...