The probability is high that previously you installed Office 97 Pro, or Word
97, so the graphics support was installed along with it. Graphics support
is not a feature of Access 97, so likely the proper versions of the DLL are
not installed, even though the proper versions for Office 2000 and 2003
are/may be.
It is very likely that setting the proper reference could give your Access
97 app access to the newer version of the graphics DLLs, but I do not know
what reference you should set for this purpose.
Maybe someone else can tell you what reference to set... alternatively, you
could reinstall Office 97 Pro, make sure the graphics support is installed,
then uninstall any of the Office 97 programs that you will not want to use.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP
> I've had to reinstall XP (groan) and all my applications incl Access 97,
> Office 2000 and Access 2003. In doing so I believe I have installed all
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> Owen
Owen Jenkins - 12 May 2008 01:03 GMT
Hi Larry,
I've uninstalled everything, then reinstalled Office 97. Still could not
view jgp. Unistalled Word/Excel/PP, then installed Access 2000. Same
problem. Finally installed Office 2003 incl all apps and image options.
Still can't view jpgs in 97, 2000 or 2003.
JPGs open OK in MS Paint, MS Office Picture Manager, ACDSee, but not MS
Photo Editor.
My Open With ... Acc97/Acc2000 Explorer function has returned, but only
for mde files, not mdb. And Access 2003 does not appear.
Owen
Larry Linson - 12 May 2008 07:45 GMT
Somewhere in the Office installation procedure, there's an option for
installing graphics support. I thought that was automatically selected if
you were installing Word, but it has been some time since I installed Office
Pro 2000.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP
> Hi Larry,
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> Owen