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ListView + GT Image control in form: Could somebody take a look what I am doing wrong?

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John Smith - 04 Aug 2003 07:04 GMT
Hi, All!

I have some problem with using GT Image in my MS Access 2000/XP form. I
can't find answer within http://www.gtactive.com . Forum
http://www.gtactive.com/gtimage/Discussion/ does't work.

Anyway my problem is following. I try to create background picture for
ListView control using GT Image (as it was did here
http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/code/comctl/lvledger.htm with using Visual Basic
standart Pictire Box control). MS Access VBA does't have it own Picture Box
control, and I try to use GT Image.

All are going OK: I create needed image within GT Image control (I see it on
a form), but I can't move it to ListView.Picture property. I try do it with
those line:

LV.Picture = Picture1.Picture

where LV is a ListView control, Picture1 is GT Image control. Maybe I have
to use some another GT Image property for it?

Full working (before those line) example (Access 2000/XP *.mdb project file
166 541 bytes) I placed here
http://am.rusimport.ru/MsAccess/fattach.aspx?id=7814. Could somebody take a
look what I am doing wrong?

Thanks!
Douglas J. Steele - 04 Aug 2003 12:50 GMT
While I don't know anything about that specific control, be aware that
Access is rather fussy about what ActiveX controls it will work with. KB
article http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=202104 lists the specific
requirements that must be met (or must not be met) in order for Access to
use an ActiveX control. Unless the vendor specifically states that their
control is compatible with Access (and I couldn't find such a statement on
the page you listed), I'd assume it is not.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
http://I.Am/DougSteele

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