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How to embed a picture without background

Asked by Exl04 in Access Forms

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How can I format an image in a form that will not show the border and background? The image is already this way outside Access form, is I insert the (is a logo) picture in Excel, Word it looks the right way just the logo without border and background, how can I format this picture in an Access form the same way? Access picture properties doesnt give me these properties. Also if you have two picture and you want to partially overlap them how can you make them behave the way you want picq1 in top of pic2 ? Seems that when I insert a picture the first inserted is always on top.Start Free Trial
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