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replyReply Tue 6 Nov 2007, 16:51Delegate Tim said...

Tim has attended:
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Creating forms

How do you insert a picture on a form

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replyReply Tue 13 Nov 2007, 10:05Trainer Richard said...

RE: Creating forms

Hi Tim

Inserting a picture is pretty simple. When you are creating a form, go to the CONTROLS TOOLBOX and find the image of the Mountain with a Sun. By clicking on that cotrol, and then dragging an area on your form, you will be able to specify an image to insert.

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Richard

 

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