ID Card picture in circle

[aftab1965]

Hi Friends
I am trying to make an ID Card Access database. for this purpose in a report I imported a design (PNG) with a circle to fit a picture in side this circle.
But when I bring "design" in front and Profile picture (from Table) to the back to fit the picture in the circle, it does not work.
am I doing something wrong, or Access does not support 2 images. Is there any other procedure to achieve the desired result.
( Here I attached my db to show what I am doing)

 

[isladogs]

I do see the photo inside the circle

Isn't that what you want?

 

[Gasman]

Me too?

 

[aftab1965]

Thanks for your attention.
Print preview doesn't show anything.

 

[Gasman]

Some things do not work in Print Preview.
That must be one of them.
If you use Layout View first, you will get this at least in Print Preview

 

[aftab1965]

Is there any method to apply to see in print preview and finally print out

 

[isladogs]

The z-order was incorrect. In design view, select the photo then click Arrange. . . Bring to Front

 

[aftab1965]

I want to place profilePicture "to the back" and print out through this circle

 

[isladogs]

That would only work if your circle was transparent!
You might be able to get this to work by placing your image control behind a circular command button with a transparent background and a red coloured border. Here's a first attempt - adapt the idea to suit your needs

 

[aftab1965]

Sorry, I didn't got it. It will be nice of you if you upload db again after solving the issue

 

[isladogs]

You should do this for yourself or you will learn nothing

In design view, add a square command button where your photo will go. Go to the format ribbon and change its shape to circular. Adjust its size. Go to the property sheet and set the back style to transparent. If you want, set the border color to red and modify the border thickness. Now use the arrange menu to set the circular button at the top with the photo next and the rest of your form at the back.

You may also want to crop your images using a suitable image editing tool.

 

[GPGeorge]

The key is that for the image to be visible when it's behind any other object, the overlaying object or objects must be transparent.
The transparent object functions as a window revealing the image behind it.