access 97 does not work properly under win2k...
This is a discussion about access 97 does not work properly under win2k... in the Windows Software category; specifically. . . trying to import pictures does not work as it did under w98. I can copy/paste a pi into an ole form field. . put once the box loses focus, the picture disappears. If i copy a picture directly into the table and then convert it into a device independent picture, it is saved.
specifically...trying to import pictures does not work as it did under w98.
I can copy/paste a pi into an ole form field..put once the box loses focus, the picture disappears.
If i copy a picture directly into the table and then convert it into a device independent picture, it is saved. However, the picture will not display.
If i click on an ole field, with a picture i have saved under win2k,
the bkground image of the form flickers. This is the only way i know that there is anything in the field at all.
SO, without having to buy access 20000, how do i solve this very annoying incompatibility between access 97 (updated to most recent) and win2k pro (sp 2)?
(No one has answered me in the access forums nor can i find any relevant info at the MS knowledge base.)
TIA
I can copy/paste a pi into an ole form field..put once the box loses focus, the picture disappears.
If i copy a picture directly into the table and then convert it into a device independent picture, it is saved. However, the picture will not display.
If i click on an ole field, with a picture i have saved under win2k,
the bkground image of the form flickers. This is the only way i know that there is anything in the field at all.
SO, without having to buy access 20000, how do i solve this very annoying incompatibility between access 97 (updated to most recent) and win2k pro (sp 2)?
(No one has answered me in the access forums nor can i find any relevant info at the MS knowledge base.)
TIA
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