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A 365. I've never used or have any no idea how to use a browser control,:) must read up on them. I have them both. Hopefully I can use can point it at images in the various folders where I am currently point the image control.

Hmm, the only thing I was really able to truly understand was converting Long declarations to LongPtr. Doing that, I can't even copy jpgs: So back to longs they go! :) I guess I'll just put a msgbox to "do it manually" if the file is a png.

Thanks, Gasman, that's hopeful sounding. I have not gone past the Ptr bit. I must watch the video to see if that helps me.

There's an Edge browser control? For forms? I've just discovered the API from the MVP site won't copy .png image files. :( Beyond frustrated, just in time for Xmas. LOL

Thanks, I will take the time to watch this.

I don't know much about APIs other than copying them. I've found just PtrSafe allowed the application to compile for this and other APIs. I've used. I edited my response to you earlier, I needed to make the header invisible before running fImageToClipboard because the image control size is...

Thanks, Isaac, but I think I've found the issue.

🙂 Not at all. Let me go through my process. I first needed to convert the code from the MVP site from Private Declare Function to Private Declare PtrSafe Function in a separate module. I then set the fImageToClipboard to the double click event: With the following event: Private Sub...

Thanks Moke. This ends up copying the whole form.

Thanks Moke, but I need to copy the actual image to the clipboard.

Hi folks, this concerns a form, but I imagine involves VBA or using APIs, so I've posted it here. Please let me know if there is a simpler solution. Does anyone know if there is a way to simply directly copy an image displayed in an Access accde form like the one below? I'd prefer to use a...

This site is useless. Three times I've taken the time to try respond to help or explain a situation more closely and it gets labelled as spam. Disgusted.

Does anyone know of any tutorial sites for the SAP database engine? I'd never heard of a "column-oriented" RDBMS and I'd like to know more about it. Thanks

Great link, thank you. For nearly the past two decades I've been using the term "Look up table" and had forgotten the correct term. :) -- Tim

Hi everyone, I live in Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada. I began with databases starting with dBase III+ in 1988 and was supposed to work with Oracle at that time, but did not get very far with it. I did do a lot of work with mainly dBase IV and the dot prompt! I started using MS Access 2 in...