Need Code for Access Image Box

[JEO]

I have a Visual basic 3 App that I am converting to VBA in Microsoft Access 2003. The VB3 app successfully recolors a bitmap image with code using pixel locations when clicking on option buttons used for color selection.
An example is:
Grphecho!Picture3.PSet (xpos, ypos), RGB(RRGB, GRGB, BRGB)

where the pixel positions are xpos and ypos in a Picture box(Picture3) using the Pset method.

I know about the need for twips instead of pixels in Access 2003, and can successfully convert my coded pixel values to twips by applying 15 twips to 1 pixel.

My problem is coding to the control on the Access form. How can I get an Image Control or Unbound Object Frame control to accept my x and y values from my code?

Thanks much to anybody for reviewing this.

[ADezii]

I have a Visual basic 3 App that I am converting to VBA in Microsoft Access 2003. The VB3 app successfully recolors a bitmap image with code using pixel locations when clicking on option buttons used for color selection.
An example is:
Grphecho!Picture3.PSet (xpos, ypos), RGB(RRGB, GRGB, BRGB)

where the pixel positions are xpos and ypos in a Picture box(Picture3) using the Pset method.

I know about the need for twips instead of pixels in Access 2003, and can successfully convert my coded pixel values to twips by applying 15 twips to 1 pixel.

My problem is coding to the control on the Access form. How can I get an Image Control or Unbound Object Frame control to accept my x and y values from my code?

Thanks much to anybody for reviewing this.

__1 Isn't the Twips to Pixel ratio dependant on the Screen's Resolution?
__2 An educated guess would be that you are going to have an extremy rough time to get any Access Control to accept your xpos and ypos values for individual Pixel locations.
__3 I think your best option here is to research the Windows API but I still think you will run into serious trouble. These Access Controls that you refer to, to the best of my knowledge are not 'Windows' per say and do not even have a hWnd Property like Forms and Reports. Not really sure - just rambling on.