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    I´m having some problem about storing a bitmap file into an Access 2000 field. I have a form in visual basic that contains a picture box, from this picture box I generate a bitmap file. What I need now is to store this file into the Access database in a way that the Crystal Reports 8 could read later. I´ve been told to store the path of the bitmap file only, but if I do that, how to make Crystal Report show the picture instead of the path? Another solution I heard is to use the Access 2000 "OLE data type", but I don´t know how. In this case I would need a piece of code as example. If someone could help me, any of the solutions above would work for me. Thanks...

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      I´m having some problem about storing a bitmap file into an Access 2000 field. I have a form in visual basic that contains a picture box, from this picture box I generate a bitmap file. What I need now is to store this file into the Access database in a way that the Crystal Reports 8 could read later. I´ve been told to store the path of the bitmap file only, but if I do that, how to make Crystal Report show the picture instead of the path? Another solution I heard is to use the Access 2000 "OLE data type", but I don´t know how. In this case I would need a piece of code as example. If someone could help me, any of the solutions above would work for me. Thanks...

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      Maybe this can help you... http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q113/9/57.asp -Øyvind

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