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Ant #1
Picture referencing???
Hi All
Can I embed a picture in a form and then reference that
picture from other forms?? I do not want to have a
seperate picture in the folder to link to and I dont want
to embed the same picture in all the various
forms.
Can anyone help or offer alternative suggestions?
Many thanks,
Ant
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Stephen Lebans #2
Re: Picture referencing???
One solution is to simply copy the Form's PictureData property from the
form with the embedded Image to another form of your choice. AFAIK both
form's have to open but they do not have to be visible.
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HTH
Stephen Lebans
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"Ant" <antburns@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:038201c34b87$9b5b5cb0$a001280a@phx.gbl...> Hi All
>
> Can I embed a picture in a form and then reference that
> picture from other forms?? I do not want to have a
> seperate picture in the folder to link to and I dont want
> to embed the same picture in all the various
> forms.
>
> Can anyone help or offer alternative suggestions?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Ant
>Stephen Lebans Guest



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