Runtime - Image object not displaying

D

Don

Hello, I'm deploying an Access 2003 application using the access runtime.
On my test box (with only the runtime), reports with an Image object don't
display the image on the file server. These reports work fine on my
development
box fine which has the full office installed.

How do I figure out what else to install or fix the report to work correctly
on a machine that doesn't have the full version installed.

Thanks

Don
 
T

Tom Wickerath

Hi Don,

On your development PC with full Office installed, try starting Access with
the /runtime switch. Do your images display correctly now? To do this,
create a shortcut that includes the full path to msaccess.exe, the full path
to your database file, and the /runtime switch. Each path must be enclosed in
doublequotes if there are any spaces in the folder names. Each parameter is
separated with a single space. For example:

Target:
"Full Path to msaccess.exe" "Full path to DB file" /runtime

If it works there, then I suspect that you can find the answer to this issue
by reading a previous post that I made here:

http://groups.google.com/group/micr..._frm/thread/dc59b8e71a85a90e/12baf729aaee40c9


Good Luck,
Tom

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D

Don

I'm using the Image Control using .jpg files.

Stephen Lebans said:
Are you using the standard Image control or a bound OLE Frame control?

What Image types are not working?

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Stephen Lebans
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D

Don

I tried it with the runtime switch and I still have no problems with the
report on my machine with full office installed.
 

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