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I downloaded your "LoadSaveJpeg" -- Thank You.
I am hoping this will allow me to store the pictures external to my Cattle Database, or reduce the size of the stored image
Can you please explain the functions the 5 buttons on the top of the form "frmStoreLoadJpeg"
Including the term 'Blob'
Sorry for what may seem basic questions, but the methods use are beyond my knowledge or experience
Thanks
Ro
----- Stephen Lebans wrote: ----
Exponent this statement is misleading
The solution on my site allows you to select the level of Compression
Just select 0 and the file will be stored uncompressed
Just my $.0
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HT
Stephen Leban
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the original file, a 'Preview' imag
I downloaded your "LoadSaveJpeg" -- Thank You.
I am hoping this will allow me to store the pictures external to my Cattle Database, or reduce the size of the stored image
Can you please explain the functions the 5 buttons on the top of the form "frmStoreLoadJpeg"
Including the term 'Blob'
Sorry for what may seem basic questions, but the methods use are beyond my knowledge or experience
Thanks
Ro
----- Stephen Lebans wrote: ----
Exponent this statement is misleading
that the original images were in jpIf you 'Embedded' the images then it is usually not possible to extrac them directly, however they ca
be 'regenerated' - the problem with this approach is that, assumin
they are recompressed. This is 'lossy'format and that you want jpg format out, to output jpg requires tha
The solution on my site allows you to select the level of Compression
Just select 0 and the file will be stored uncompressed
Just my $.0
-
HT
Stephen Leban
http://www.lebans.co
Access Code, Tips and Trick
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit
the original file, a 'Preview' imag
did 'Link' then you should still havis stored in the database. Since this image is uncompressed it can b up to 100 times the size of th
original image file (or more), hence the problem you are seeing
extract them directly, however they cathem)
that the original images were in jpbe 'regenerated' - the problem with this approach is that, assumin
they are recompressed. This is 'lossy'format and that you want jpg format out, to output jpg requires tha
images contained metadata, such aie there will be a reduction of image quality. Additionally, if th
previously: Stephen Lebans' 'OLEtoDiskthe useful EXIF info stored in images by digital cameras, this will b lost too
computer wizard or Access expert
and external-file storage" meanI am just a small businessman and rancher trying to use MS Access t track my cattle
in the database. My mistake, anOr at least I do not know how to implement them
and into some external file pleasI was totaly surprised when I received the message 'Databse ha reached maximum size'
is causing the storage problem yolet me know
and finally, mentioned a product thaare experiencing
raw-binary (BLOB) and external-fil
you scroll through records too quickly,storage.
progress dialog it throws up. Note also
graphics filters being installed, sothat
them (plus, of course, to have ait may
not be suitable for distributingfull
accept that OLE Embedding is not thean application
that using multiple Gigabyte databaseway to
$99.00+ to correct this shortcomingfiles