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anthony
This is Access 2007. In my report I have an image field (9 x 6.77 cm).
It exists in the detail section of a subreport and snakes across then
down. The onPrint event for that section reads:
Me.imgPhoto.Picture = Forms!frmProfiles!txtPath & "\" & Me.txtPhoto
My problem is that Access doesn't print all the photos. I suspect it's
a size issue as if I reduce the resolution of the photos to, say, 800
x 600, then they all print. However, the resaulting print quality is
not nearly as good as the original resolution
So: is there a way to force Access to be patient and ensure that the
photo will definitely print or, alternatively, if I have to reduce the
size, what is the maximum size that Access will tolerate? Photos are
JPGs and between 1.3 MB and 1.8 MB
It exists in the detail section of a subreport and snakes across then
down. The onPrint event for that section reads:
Me.imgPhoto.Picture = Forms!frmProfiles!txtPath & "\" & Me.txtPhoto
My problem is that Access doesn't print all the photos. I suspect it's
a size issue as if I reduce the resolution of the photos to, say, 800
x 600, then they all print. However, the resaulting print quality is
not nearly as good as the original resolution
So: is there a way to force Access to be patient and ensure that the
photo will definitely print or, alternatively, if I have to reduce the
size, what is the maximum size that Access will tolerate? Photos are
JPGs and between 1.3 MB and 1.8 MB