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Picture Importing

Hi All,
I've searched this topic extensively, but no clear answer as how to
accomplish the following task in a proper manner has been found. I wish
to input pictures from a table that contains their path onto a form.
The number of pictures per record differs, thus the number of pictures.
In this form, I wish to change the order of the pictures and input a
description as well. The order number is stored as well as the
description in the same table with the path. Thanks for your help. (by
the way, i don't want my database size to get of hand as seen in other
picture importing endeavors, hence the path to the picture) is this
possible to do?

Dec 20 '05 #1
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If you are only saving the path of the image in the database, you don't
have to worry about database bloat from the images.
The Sample Northwind database has a good example of showing a pic on a
form. To get a dynamic number of pics, try a picture subform inside
your topic form. That way when you change the topic the sub form will
show all the pictures associated with it, and you can scroll through
them.
Hope that points you in the right direction

Dec 20 '05 #2

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