You often need users to provide some pictures to your application – even if it is not database-driven. Its quite time-consuming task to develop a good functionality for end users – and you leave it at some basical stage (like...
In nice applications usage of thumbnails (or previews) of your pictures is a necessity. It speeds up things when you use small pictures to show small pictures instead of shrinking big pictures everytime. Thumbnails generation in Microsoft Access can be done with one ...
They say its better not to put images to database. Maybe its rumors, maybe not. Anyway, large amount of images makes DB fat and thus stresses database application. Its not easy to handle fat beings, huh. Thanks to AccessImagine, all you need to specify is where to...
Love the control, by the way. Greatest find yet for my model train inventory database. Stores all pics externally and saves them as JPG (unlike my current program, which SAYS jpg but they are actually BMPs) - Mike
AccessImagine is one of the most productive tools I’ve found in a long time. It saved hours of work and is so simple to use that it makes the average Access user a power user instantly when the goal is to insert images. - Dan
That was f**** awsome! I loved the way you have solved it with the sliding button's and the easy drag-and-drop. This is good programming :) - MrDeej