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"Lock" images together? and then to background?

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StargateFanFromWork - 31 Oct 2006 21:56 GMT
I forget what it's called in another db app I use so I must just try to
describe it.  When I put two images together to create 1 merged image, I can
lock those images together so that they act as one.  Then I can take various
elements and lock them to the background so that the user can't accidentally
move them around.  Can I do that in Access 97 and what are both these
functions called pls?  Thanks.
StargateFanFromWork - 01 Nov 2006 15:25 GMT
> I forget what it's called in another db app I use so I must just try to
> describe it.  When I put two images together to create 1 merged image, I can
> lock those images together so that they act as one.  Then I can take various
> elements and lock them to the background so that the user can't accidentally
> move them around.  Can I do that in Access 97 and what are both these
> functions called pls?  Thanks.

Is there no way to do this in A97?
Stephen Lebans - 01 Nov 2006 17:07 GMT
The short answer is no.
Access is a database application not a vector based Image editing program.

The long answer is maybe.
You could embed your images as OLE objects if the Paint/Draw program used as
the OLE Server, supports the type of image editing functionality desired.
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>> I forget what it's called in another db app I use so I must just try to
>> describe it.  When I put two images together to create 1 merged image, I
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> Is there no way to do this in A97?
StargateFanFromWork - 02 Nov 2006 17:56 GMT
I see.  I can do this in Filemaker, which is also a database application,
but I can't do this in Access.  Hmmm, wonder why?

Thanks.

> The short answer is no.
> Access is a database application not a vector based Image editing program.
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> > Is there no way to do this in A97?
StargateFanFromWork - 08 Nov 2006 16:39 GMT
> I forget what it's called in another db app I use so I must just try to
> describe it.  When I put two images together to create 1 merged image, I can
> lock those images together so that they act as one.  Then I can take various
> elements and lock them to the background so that the user can't accidentally
> move them around.  Can I do that in Access 97 and what are both these
> functions called pls?  Thanks.

In Filemaker Pro, we can group items together so that they act as one unit.
Then we can attach a button with a script to that so that the user can
perform something in the database more quickly.  That's one thing.  Then we
can lock elements of the database to the background.

I just need to know what that's called in Access, pls.

Thanks.  :oD
Douglas J. Steele - 08 Nov 2006 16:59 GMT
>> I forget what it's called in another db app I use so I must just try to
>> describe it.  When I put two images together to create 1 merged image, I
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> I just need to know what that's called in Access, pls.

I don't believe that kind of functionality exists in Access.

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