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1. Wayne on May 1, 2012 at 7:19 pm

   This is awesome! Just what I was looking for. Thank You

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2. Rudi Vanderhenst on November 9, 2021 at 3:48 pm

   How can I send the ole object to a sharepoint list

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3. Mark Pro on August 18, 2022 at 9:03 pm

   Table Name: tblNamesList
   Field 1 Name-Text
   Field 2 HR-Text
   Field 3 PicNo1-Text (image file name)
   Field 4 PicNo2-Text (license file name

   I installed two controls on the same form.
   Control One: for the image of the person, ControlSource: PicNo1 & StoragePath: c:\documents\xyzco\images

   Control Two: for same person’s driver license, ControlSource: PicNo2 & StoragePath: c:\documents\xyzco\licenses

   When I run the app, I can take an image with Control One or Control Two, but not both. I have to close the app and start all over to use the other control.

   Is it possible to use the two controls together?

   Also, currently the image files are named scan, scan1, scan2…
   Is it possible to name them with the field value in Name and HR for each record on the fly without using a renaming batch file? I looked in the VB tab to write a script, I could not see any of the codes only the Project Explorer folder name.

   Thank you for taking the time to help.

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   • Max D on August 19, 2022 at 1:56 am

     You can just bind AccessImagine to the ID field that contains the desired filename (without .JPG). No picture field is required in this case.

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