My recommendation is "Don't". Pictures rapidly consume the limited database
storage available to an Access user.
Instead of actually storing the picture in your database, store the picture
in a secure location on your computer or network. Then store a pointer
(filename) to that picture in a text field in your database.
With this information, you can either hyperlink to the picture, or set the
Picture property of an image control to the filename.
HTH
Dale

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> I want to put a different picture into an individual database record in
> Access 2007. Can anyone tell me in simple steps how I can do it. Thanks
Chris - 28 Dec 2007 22:40 GMT
Thanks Dale. I will do that. Can you help me in inserting the photo? I can
get it to show on all records but not a single record. When I get close on a
single record, I get grey diagonal lines acrosss the photo. Being a bit of a
novice I need step by step help. I also read in a discussion that photo size
matters.
> My recommendation is "Don't". Pictures rapidly consume the limited database
> storage available to an Access user.
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> > I want to put a different picture into an individual database record in
> > Access 2007. Can anyone tell me in simple steps how I can do it. Thanks
Neil - 30 Dec 2007 20:17 GMT
Hi Chris,
Check out:
http://www.nwarwick.co.uk/AccessPictures.html
for a tutorial to do exactly what you want.
It's written for Access 2003, but there should be no reason why it won't
work in 2007.
HTH
Neil
www.narwick.co.uk
> Thanks Dale. I will do that. Can you help me in inserting the photo? I can
> get it to show on all records but not a single record. When I get close on a
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> > > I want to put a different picture into an individual database record in
> > > Access 2007. Can anyone tell me in simple steps how I can do it. Thanks