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Can someone please help me on data reports in Visual Basic 6.0?<br />
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I have a table with a list of employees. &nbsp;One of the field contains the filename for the image file (.JPG). &nbsp;I created a data report with an Image control. &nbsp;I want to be able to print out the employee with their picture in it. &nbsp;The objective of the application is to print identification cards for all the employees in the table. &nbsp; I am using one of those Avery business card papers to print the cards.<br />
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However, I can't seem to find the property that would allow me to assign value to the Image control. &nbsp;I am able to show the Name and IDs but not the picture. &nbsp;The image control allow me to specify a fixed file but not to dynamically assign a filename.<br />
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Please help.. &nbsp;I hope I was able to explain my dilemma clearly.<br />
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Thank you for all you experts out there.
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Hi..

Can someone please help me on data reports in Visual Basic 6.0?

I have a table with a list of employees.  One of the field contains the filename for the image file (.JPG).  I created a data report with an Image control.  I want to be able to print out the employee with their picture in it.  The objective of the application is to print identification cards for all the employees in the table.   I am using one of those Avery business card papers to print the cards.

However, I can't seem to find the property that would allow me to assign value to the Image control.  I am able to show the Name and IDs but not the picture.  The image control allow me to specify a fixed file but not to dynamically assign a filename.

Please help..  I hope I was able to explain my dilemma clearly.

Thank you for all you experts out there.

data reports

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