There are a few ways to do this in Access. One way is to create a table
which contains an OLEobject field. Here you can link you pictures or
embed them, one picture per row. The you create a form which is based
on this table. In the field list you just add the field(s) to your
form. When you navigate through the recordset, each picture you link to
a record will be displayed in a bound Object frame (which will be
created automatically when you add the field list to your form from the
field list tab on the toolbar of the form in design view).
Another way is to create a form and plant an image control (which is
located on the toolbox toolbar in the form's design view). With this
option you don't need a table. You could list your pictures in an array
and cycle through them in a command button. Code something like this:
Private Sub Command1_Click( )
Dim arrPics As Variant
Static i As Integer
arrPics("c:\pic dir\pic1.jpg"," c:\picdir\pic2. jpg",...)
If i < Ubound(arrPics) Then
Image1.Picture = arrPics(i)
i = i + 1
Else
i = 0
End If
End Sub
This second example will cycle through the array arrPics until the end
of the array (Ubound(arrPics )). The image control here is called
Image1. Use the Picture property of Image1. Image1.Picture = "Path of
picture to display". When i exceeds Ubound(arrPics) it gets reset to 0
and you start all over again. This routine is a little bit more
flexible than the table routine.
Rich
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