Hi Again,
Throwing this one out to you again as i am not getting anywhere and
can find little to no information out there.
I am currently displaying images (Jpegs) in access via the routine set
up in the article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285820/en-us. It
works fine if the image is under 1000x1000 pixels. It is set up so
the user can double click to open the image in its host application.
Most of the images are way over the limit, normally 3000x3000 pixels,
and just don't display properly unless I reduce them indivdually. This
isn't a good idea as there are thousands of images to upload, and the
database is pointless without the images. Its kinda funny as some
images such photographs display ok regardless of their size, but
others such as scanned images are just so blocky and unviewable unless
the original is less than the 1000x1000.
I have done a fair bit of research and its not a office filter problem
I have also looked at the paint picture method and no luck there.
Is there any code that you can use to say wherever the image is
stored, whatever image is loaded, whatever size it is, display it at
less than 1000x1000 pixels, without altering the original.
It sounds like a simple idea to me, but i can find nothing to help me
around this problem.
Thanks in advance