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Fly Girl
I am trying to automate interaction with Imaging for Windows. Found
this great object model with properties and methods for everything I
want to do but I'll be darned if I can get a variable assigned to the
application object.
Depending on where you look, MS says to set the application object as
either:
Dim App as object
1.) Set app = CreateObject("IWangImagemaging.Application")
or
2.) Set app = CreateObject("Imaging.Application")
For me in MS Access 2000/Windows 2000 I cannot accomplish this
seemingly simple feat.
1.) Gives the runtime error "429 Active X component cannot create
object"
2.) Often won't even compile and sometimes compiles and gives the
error above when run.
What I really want to do is access the object while open (displaying a
..tif from an OLE object field), cause it to do a SaveAs on the
ActiveDocument (so I can get the file out of the database) and then
Print the ImageFile object.
Anyone out there beaten this one into submission already?
Thanks!
this great object model with properties and methods for everything I
want to do but I'll be darned if I can get a variable assigned to the
application object.
Depending on where you look, MS says to set the application object as
either:
Dim App as object
1.) Set app = CreateObject("IWangImagemaging.Application")
or
2.) Set app = CreateObject("Imaging.Application")
For me in MS Access 2000/Windows 2000 I cannot accomplish this
seemingly simple feat.
1.) Gives the runtime error "429 Active X component cannot create
object"
2.) Often won't even compile and sometimes compiles and gives the
error above when run.
What I really want to do is access the object while open (displaying a
..tif from an OLE object field), cause it to do a SaveAs on the
ActiveDocument (so I can get the file out of the database) and then
Print the ImageFile object.
Anyone out there beaten this one into submission already?
Thanks!
