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MrSteve
Assuming I understand your question:
1)set up a variable with the basic path information, like
dim gPicturePath as string
gPicturePath = "Z:\Folder\subfolder\"
2) set up another variable to use for the complete path,
like:
Dim gFullPath as string
3) collect your picture number like before, and make it
part of the string
gFullPath = gPicturePath & trim(Me.Image4.Picture) & ".bmp"
Use the TRIM function to clean up any JUNK spaces.
Put a Debug.Print gFullPath right after the above line and
check it out to be sure that you are getting the path you
think you want, and don't have a "\\" in there or
something.
1)set up a variable with the basic path information, like
dim gPicturePath as string
gPicturePath = "Z:\Folder\subfolder\"
2) set up another variable to use for the complete path,
like:
Dim gFullPath as string
3) collect your picture number like before, and make it
part of the string
gFullPath = gPicturePath & trim(Me.Image4.Picture) & ".bmp"
Use the TRIM function to clean up any JUNK spaces.
Put a Debug.Print gFullPath right after the above line and
check it out to be sure that you are getting the path you
think you want, and don't have a "\\" in there or
something.