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by - delegate Nicola [1 post] (2007 Mar 21 Wed, 10:04) Reply

How do I insert pictures in to my forms/ tables?

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Inserting pictures into forms within MS Access

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer [744 posts] (2007 Mar 21 Wed, 14:08) Reply

Hi Nicole,

In design view, go to Insert -> Picture... and browse to the graphic on your disk. Once it's been inserted, you can move it where you like, adjust the size using the handles on each corner, or right click and choose Properties... to see the full settings for your picture.

If this answers your question, please mark this question as resolved.

Good luck in your database creation and I hope you enjoyed your Access Introduction course.

Regards, Rich

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