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Refresh/Requery Problem
try if "frmMainForm.frmSubform" isn't the actual name of your form then replace them with the names that you've given your forms otherwise...if those are the names of your forms then try... Forms!frmMainForm.frmSubform.Form.Requery -
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SaveAs saving picture as TIFF
Hello all, I have a button that saves a picture to file with a .bmp extension, when I go to that file's properties although it says BITMAP, looking into its advanced properties, it shows up as a TIFF and Access doesn't recognize TIFF's. Any ideas how I can get this to save as a .BMP? I saw... -
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image file = *wildcard*
Thanks IMO, Thanks for your help. My db is not as complex as what yours, but it really helped. I can move forward now... -
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imgEdit control readonly
Hello all, I have an image control that I would like to crop, but the control is read-only. Can someone help me turn the read-only off on this image. Or atleast turn the AutoCrop on. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks. -
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Twain Image controls
Still struggling I have added a imgedit control and an imgscan control to my form and have set the imgscan's destination to the imgedit control. A button starts the scanner, but it's not showing up in the imgedit control. It pops up on a separate window.(clipboard?) Can someone give me clue... -
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Twain Image controls
That worked. I think. Used StartScan...The picture doesn't show up in the ImgEdit control though. Should it? Any help would be appreciated. -
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Twain Image controls
The imgedit.ocx and imgscan.ocx drivers point to a Kodak Image control. Can I use that or do I need to unregister that and re-register the controls? I guess I'm confused on this. Thanks. -
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Twain Image controls
Hello all, Can someone tell me how to add an imgedit control to a form. I have installed a scanner and the software. The .OCX drivers are there, but the controls don't show up in the list of ActiveX controls. Am I missing something here or do I need to register them somehow? Any ideas. Thanks -
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Data from one form to another
What's supposed to be happening? Are the White_Name and Red_Name in the bottom form supposed to match the top form? Or are you trying to add items to your listbox on the right? I don't know what your control names refer to. I've personally never used "Let" statement, but that doesn't mean it's... -
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Data from one form to another
Slight change. Try changing the ! to . b/4 List20. If Me.RedScore = 1 Then Let Forms!Karate2.List20 = Me.RedName If Me.WhiteScore = 1 Then Let Forms!Karate2.List20 = Me.WhiteName -
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Data from one form to another
To reference another form use its name. When you code "Me" you're referencing the current form. Basically replace the "Me" with the actual form name to "point" to another form. i.e. Forms!FormName.ControlName i.e. Forms!Karate2.List11 = Forms!Karate1.Red_Score Search in help for "references" too. -
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Do we need moderators?
Sorry I only skimmed the previous posts to this thread, but I like what you said Jon... Common FAQ's would be well advised. Include a FORUM ETTIQUETE and require that all newbies read it. I saw the same thing on another site and it helped me to be a more thoughtful poster. Like many newbie... -
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Getting Everything on one page...
to keep your duplicate data from showing up you can use the keyword DISTINCT in your query after SELECT to eliminate the repeating data. i.e. Select distinct customer......; HTH -
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Conditional formating on report
There is a more complex way to do this using code, but here's a simple solution. If your customer table has no field that specifies when he/she should be red/blue then you could... 1.)add a yes/no field to the table. Checked being (red) and unchecked being (blue). 2.)Then you can set the... -
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image file = *wildcard*
IMO, Got a chance to look at your db. It's great! I'm wondering how you accessed a picture without knowing the TYPE of picture though. I'm unable to see your code, but I'm interested in knowing how to do that. Thanks. -
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image file = *wildcard*
IMO, Thanks for your response. I took the day off, but will check out the example when I get the chance tomorrow. -
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image file = *wildcard*
Hello all, Is it possible to use a wildcard character when setting an image control = to an unknown file type (.bmp, .jpg, etc...)? I'm trying to point an image control to a file. It works, but because I'm unsure what type of image, I would like to change the command to use a wildcard at the... -
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My Boss fears Replication
but I don't like random numbers. Thanks for you response, Pat. That clears up a lot. I'll tell my boss that you said it was safe :) I've read posts on this and the idea of random ID#'s in replication makes sense. Rich set me straight on this once too. One thing though... While the replicas...