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MS Access Forum / ActiveX Controls / February 2006ImageClass HelpMe
Compliments for the good gym of study to S. Lebans but my lower part level of knowledge of the VBA has been put k.o.. 1. How can I do to PCX to load images? 2. As I can do to the image to make Negative 3. How can I do to cut out the image for then to resize it, in dynamic way in another control Image? example: to cut out a portion of the image, to make to become her/it a new image to unhide or to press in the desired dimensions. Thanks in advance of the help that you will want to grant me. Gory Messina - Italy Your project would require extensive knowledge of the WIndows GDI, general graphics programming, Access embedded Image data formats, and user interface issues. While you could certainly learn these complex technologies, the initially learning curve is very steep. I would estimate several weeks just to be able to begin your project. Alternatively, I would suggest you consider OLE object embedding/linking. You would need a Paint program on your computer that can function as an OLE Server for the PCX Image format. This solution would allow you to use the native abilities of the Paint program to perform the desired operations.  SignatureHTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. > Compliments for the good gym of study to S. Lebans but my lower part level > of knowledge of the VBA has been put k.o.. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Gory > Messina - Italy I apologize to the NG for my behavior, but I thought, gives not to be read by all on an only theme NG. Do I thank you for the suggestion and does it seem me very wise, but have not I found on the Web what interests me, some ActiveX/Server you could suggest me to be purchased? P.S. I have read, Attentively, the netiquette as you have suggested me. Thanks and I hope to be able to actively participate, from now on, to the lifetime of the NG. Sincerely Gory ........... > Alternatively, I would suggest you consider OLE object embedding/linking. > You would need a Paint program on your computer that can function as an > OLE Server for the PCX Image format. This solution would allow you to use > the native abilities of the Paint program to perform the desired > operations. What Paint programs do you currently have on your computer? By inserting an Image as an OLE Object into an OLE field, you cane basically embed the selected Paint Program onto an Access Form. THis would give you the desired functionality without having to add any programming at all. I do not know of any ActiveX controls that would give you the desired functionality. I still believe than an OLE object will yield the best results for you. SignatureHTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. >I apologize to the NG for my behavior, but I thought, gives not to be read >by all on an only theme NG. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> the native abilities of the Paint program to perform the desired >> operations. Thanks Gory Gory: I see you're using Outlook Express. To cross-post a message, click the "Newsgroups:" label to the left of the box containing the name of the current newsgroup. That will open a dialog that will let you add additional newsgroups to your post. Note, however, that it's not usually necessary (and it's seldom advised to post to more than 3 newsgroups) SignatureDoug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no private e-mails, please) >I apologize to the NG for my behavior, but I thought, gives not to be read >by all on an only theme NG. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> the native abilities of the Paint program to perform the desired >> operations. |
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