Image dimensions prob - preference

[SaiadMiah]

Is it possible to make it so that whatever the dimensions of the image i paste the OLE object's frame will also be the same? I'm having a problem, not necessarily a problem more like a preference, I'm inserting pictures of each individual inside a database and whomever last took these pictures didn't make sure there was a standard size So all the images are different sizes and when they're put inside the OLE frame you can see the image inside it but the frame itself also shows its white background because the image isn't the full dimensions of the frame. I was thinking if it's possible to make the frame automatically adjust to the image's width & height.

 

[Simon_MT]

I don't think that is really desirable. For a start an image 1000 x 100 pixels is four times the size of 500 x 500 pixel image and if these are converted into bitmaps you will have bloat and performance issues.

Even with the ability within the web languages of determining the image aspects it is still prudent to standardise the image size. I had to create scripts within Access to interrogate the images and store the image dimensions and size to make sure Access did not have to render huge image files.

Simon

 

[SaiadMiah]

I don't think that is really desirable. For a start an image 1000 x 100 pixels is four times the size of 500 x 500 pixel image and if these are converted into bitmaps you will have bloat and performance issues.

Even with the ability within the web languages of determining the image aspects it is still prudent to standardise the image size. I had to create scripts within Access to interrogate the images and store the image dimensions and size to make sure Access did not have to render huge image files.

Simon

Well it's just that right now whenever i insert an image i see a white background on the parts that the image hasn't covered for the frame, so it's really annoying.

 

[Simon_MT]

No that is the effect of a container. The only way around it is to assess the dimension of each image store and then store Image Height and Width and then adjust the control to the actual dimensions of the image.

Simon