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Old May 29th, 2004, 06:48 PM
Jeff
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Default Image quality on form is poor

Thanks Stephen,

I've got Office 2003 installed on my computer - apparently, MS Photo Editor
is automatically deleted when Office 2003 is installed. It has been replaced
by MS Office Picture Manager - I'll try to set that as the registered
viewer.

Thanks!

Jeff



"Stephen Lebans"
wrote in message ...
Do you have MS Photo Editor on your system. It seems to be the best OLE
Server to embedd Images with. Set it up to be the registered viewer for
those Image file types you want to embedd in your MDB.
You will have to delete any existing Images you have embedded.
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"Jeff" a_m.com wrote
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Hi Stephen,

I just checked and "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" is the registered
program for BMP, JPG, GIF files. Hope that helps. Let me know if you

need
more information.

Thanks for your help!

Jeff


"Stephen Lebans"


wrote in message ...
What is the original Image file format you are inserting?
What program is acting as the OLE Image server to embedd the

Images(What
program is registered to handle the file extension of the images)?

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Stephen Lebans
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Access Code, Tips and Tricks
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit.


"Jeff" a_m.com

wrote
in message ...
Hi everyone!

I'm trying to create a small database for a collection I have and

need
to
add an image for each item. As this collection will never exceed

300
objects, I thought I might embed a small image of each item. The
problem is,
no matter what I try (embedding or linking to an outside file),

the
image
quality on my Access form is VERY BAD. I'm assuming that Access

must
create
its own thumbnail of this image and; therefore, no matter what I

try I
can't
seem to get anything better. I've done a lot of experimenting with

the
actual images (making them smaller, etc), but nothing seems to

work.

Any ideas?

Thanks!