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Craig McPherson cdpublishing at qwestoffice.net
Wed Jul 30 16:07:12 PDT 2008


Thanks, Dave

I was really looking for the datasheet  field which was apparently  
set to 51 feet tall....and couldn't find one. The only odd field was  
that Picture field. Using your formula I only found one match to the  
search sizeof("Image") greater than 0. My superflashart form opened  
the image fine, so I still don't have a problem. Perhaps the original  
graphic in that field was huge when I copied it to the Flash Art  
Scrapbook, but it is doubtful that I was able to copy an image which  
was that tall.     ;-)
Craig McPherson


On Jul 30, 2008, at 3:56 PM, David Thompson wrote:

>>   Thanks Jim,
>>   I went through and double-clicked every field in the
>>   data sheet...the only field which would not open was
>>   a field named Image which was a picture field. When
>>   I double clicked in that field it remained black and
>>   would not 'open.'
>
> To view the contents of a picture field, you need to use a form  
> with a data cell for that field. You can't do it in the data sheet.
>
>> When I tried to do a Find/Select
>>   and designated the search to be that field greater
>>   than blank, I got a message that I could not use
>>   Picture column in an equation.
>
> You can get around this restriction in a Formula Find/Select by  
> searching for
>
> sizeof("Image")>0
>
> That way you are using the name of the field, rather than its  
> content. The name is text, and you can use text in a formula.
>
> Dave
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