Hello,
Here's the dilemma:
On a form designated for data entry, FrmDataEntry, I would like the user to be able to select an image from a folder within the DBs directory. I've been looking at the mvps write up on it, I snagged that link from a post here I found through searching, but I really don't understand it.
I am to create a module with that code in it? and then how do I make use of it on the form?
The only goal is to have a quick way for whoever is doing data entry to quickly locate and save the C:\System\Images link in a table field so it can be used later. Ideally a user clicks a browse button, selects the image and the location on the HD is placed in the text box. They save their record and move onto another.
I currently have it set up so they only have to put the image name in the text box and when they save the record it automatically adds the C:\System . . . to the beginning of what they put in the box. It's not as flexible as I would like and of course leaves lots of room for user error.
Any ideas how I can make better use of it or any help explaining that code?
Here's the dilemma:
On a form designated for data entry, FrmDataEntry, I would like the user to be able to select an image from a folder within the DBs directory. I've been looking at the mvps write up on it, I snagged that link from a post here I found through searching, but I really don't understand it.
I am to create a module with that code in it? and then how do I make use of it on the form?
The only goal is to have a quick way for whoever is doing data entry to quickly locate and save the C:\System\Images link in a table field so it can be used later. Ideally a user clicks a browse button, selects the image and the location on the HD is placed in the text box. They save their record and move onto another.
I currently have it set up so they only have to put the image name in the text box and when they save the record it automatically adds the C:\System . . . to the beginning of what they put in the box. It's not as flexible as I would like and of course leaves lots of room for user error.
Any ideas how I can make better use of it or any help explaining that code?