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Greetings, guys! I am an ActiveX developer and need any help (idea or direction) that will lead to solution of my problem. I will pay $100 for that - even if it will be single word. Sure, it will be one $100 payment, not to everyone in the thread. To make it clear, I already posted my question...

ElSteveO, I forgot to mention that you need to change the (Default) value. Why do you need that line about pallete? Isn't it some rudimental thing? "Be aware of WordPress, it provokes to write bloggy-style..." (c) Gunna

Its becouse of wrong BMP file association (if you are inserting BMP). Registry key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.bmp must be "Paint.Picture". You can try an ActiveX control called AccessImagine ( http://access.bukrek.net ), makes adding images to database more convenient - you can load from file, scan...

If you want to take a short way, you can try AccessImagine component - http://access.bukrek.net It can get the image from clipboard to database with one click. "Be aware of WordPress, it provokes to write bloggy-style..." (c) Gunna

timhans, the bad news is your method doesn't work for Access continuous forms. But in Access 2007 you can bind a regular "Image" component to field with path and image filename to display it. Or you can even provide a query to generate it (i.e. add some path to filename).

Its hard to write external image storage usually. You'll find some problems again and again. Beside that, its usually not easy for users to manipulate images in such a database. There is a ActiveX control called AccessImagine (http://access.bukrek.net), which handles external image storage...

The problem is Access doesn't create separate controls for each record - or it would hang trying to display really big table. There is no straight workaround for this. The only way to do this is to generate small previews for each picture and store them in DB as OLE bitmaps. Then you display em...

You can try an ActiveX control called AccessImagine ( http://access.bukrek.net ). It can store images outside database automatically if you need it. It makes adding images to database more convenient - you can load from file, scan, paste from buffer or drag-n-drop. You can crop image right...