John Clark
John.Clark at niagaracounty.com
Thu Apr 29 08:29:25 CDT 2010
OK...let's see if I can give lots of answers... >>> "William Hindman" <wdhindman at dejpolsystems.com> 4/27/2010 4:35 PM >>> ...lots of questions... ...what do you mean by "terrible"? ...is it distorted, the edges jagged, poor quality ...what? *** basically poor quality. The image looks fine on its own, and it looks fine in a MS Word doc, but in access it looks "smudged." You know w/you have a stamp w/too much ink? Yeah...sort of like that. ...did you embed it in an image control set to Clip mode and resize the control to fit? *** Well, this may be my problem...the resize part anyhow. W/I resize this, it is bigger than the whole form. But, still, why would it look good in Word? ...what resolution is it designed at? *** it looks like 198 dpi ...what graphics format is it in? *** I've used .bmp, .jpg, .tif...and I tried cutting and pasting from the word doc. ...Word has native graphics filters that Access does not unless you reference the Word or Office Object *** Ah, I see. I do have a ref set for "Microsoft Word 12.0 Object Library" but I'm guessing I need to invoke something? ...first thing I'd try ...Lebans.com has a graphics filter for Access that uses Intel's native graphics ...it works quite well *** I'll head out there in a bit and check this out. ...if all else fails, use one of the graphics conversion programs to convert it to an emf format which Access can use regardless *** I will look into this too ...hth *** So do I bud...so do I. I hate w/something relatively minor like this holds me up.