Hi NG
Access2003
I have a database, which include displayed an image in a form ...
The pictures are too large (mb) ...
I want them in new sizes, and compressed ...
Have a proposal for how images are processed and stored in a folder ...

Regards
Bjarne
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Solved...ImageMagick...
Bjarne

On Mar 16, 1:42*am, "bsn" <bsnSNABELAoncableDOTdk> wrote:
I'd just store the images in a folder. Then I create code to link the
image to a database entity and store the file name and pathin a field
on the table. Then the form has an 'empty' image object into which I
load the image when each record is loaded (OnCurrent event).

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On Mar 16, 1:42 am, "bsn" <bsnSNABELAoncableDOTdk> wrote:
I'd just store the images in a folder. Then I create code to link the
image to a database entity and store the file name and pathin a field
on the table. Then the form has an 'empty' image object into which I
load the image when each record is loaded (OnCurrent event).

Thanks for answer...
Yes okay, I knew that trick - but there is no compression of the image...
Thats what ImageMagick, or other sw can do...

Bjarne

There is better solution for this. Special component, called
AccessImagine ( http://access.bukrek.net ) can resample images and
save them as true JPEG - in database or externally in some folder.
Anyway, you don't need to write a line of code.

Beside that, it is the best way to submit images for end-users. Take a
look at this video - http://access.bukrek.net/tutorial/action-video