Pictures in continuous form

[Huron]

There is a question about the continuous form. There are three pictures in the table. But the form only shows one picture...As shown in Picture-1... It is necessary to be as in Picture-2...Access 2003.

 

[CJ_London]

cross posted here with responses

Pictures in Continuous form

There is a question about the continuous form. There are three pictures in the table. But the form only shows one picture...As shown in Picture-1...It is necessary to be as in Picture-2...Access 2003.

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[arnelgp]

convert your image to .bmp then "insert" the bmp to your blob field.
see form, Pictures. the form doesn't have any VBA.

 

[Huron]

convert your image to .bmp then "insert" the bmp to your blob field.
see form, Pictures. the form doesn't have any VBA.
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[Huron]

Thank you very much for answering and helping… Sorry, but the Picture field in the table must contain data of type Long Binary Data instead of bmp…I'll try to think…

 

[arnelgp]

Long Binary Data instead of bmp

that will only work on Single Form, not on Continuous form.
if you need Continuous form, you saved a .bmp image to your field.

 

[Ken Sheridan]

The attached zip file contains a number of files illustrating how to associate images with records in a table. In the basic Images.accdb file multiple images are associated with each record and displayed in a subform in continuous forms view. One or more images can be selected in the subform and, by means of the View Images button in the parent form, displayed in a separate dialogue form in single form view. Alternatively each image can be opened in its associated application by means of a button in the subform.

 

[arnelgp]

The attached zip file contains a number of files illustrating how to associate images with records in a table.

didn't he mention in post#1, he is using A2003?

 

[Ken Sheridan]

didn't he mention in post#1, he is using A2003?

So they did. Unbelievable!

 

[Huron]

So they did. Unbelievable!

Yes...We do...We using A2003.

 

[Ken Sheridan]

Yes...We do...We using A2003.

I'm not doubting you. I used the word rhetorically.