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Advice on OLE objects

I would like to ask some initial advice on the best way to transition my datatbase to be able to store OLE objects. I have spent days researching and it seems like all the articles I have read - people are split and make good points for boths sides.
To link the objects or embed them?
What my goal is to be able to store all information regarding each project within the database and be able to store
(1) pictures
(2) word documents
(3) scanned notes
pretty much everything regarding each record.
NOTE: We will have thousands of projects "JobID"'s in the database

also any recommended starting articles would be great too!

Thanks
Gary
Feb 7 '09 #1
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