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How to Change SourceDoc for Unbound Object Control in MS Access 2003 Report

Asked by LynnBertrand in Access Reports, Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Programming

Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003, Changing SourceDoc for Unbound Object Control in Report, MS Access VBA, N/A, N/A

I am developing an application in Access 2003. It has a table that lists various information about clients. One of the fields is a text field that has the path to an attachment for that client. It could be a Word document, a Visio drawing, Adobe document, jpg file, etc. None of these attachements are that big and there is only one per client. I want to print the attachment in a report so I have inserted an unbound object frame control in the report. I have tried to change the SourceDoc property of this control with no success. I have read several Experts Exchange question/answers and Googled this but have not been able to change it. When I create the control I need to specify a document and it seems I can't get rid of the original document no matter what I do.

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             Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
 
Dim filePath as string
Dim drawingCtl As ObjectFrame
Set drawingCtl = Me!OLEUnbound29
 
' I will reference the field contents to get the filePath but for
' now I am just hard coding it in to try to get it to work. 
filePath = "C:\NetworkDiagrams\Diagram08.vsd"
 
drawingCtl.OLETypeAllowed = acOLELinked
drawingCtl.Class = "Visio.Drawing.11"
drawingCtl.SourceDoc = filePath
' This next statement produces an error 
' Without this statement nothing happens at all
drawingCtl.Action = acOLECreateLink
           
         

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How to Change SourceDoc for Unbound Object Control in MS Access 2003 Report

Asked by LynnBertrand in Access Reports, Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Programming

Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003, Changing SourceDoc for Unbound Object Control in Report, MS Access VBA, N/A, N/A

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