Images stored in our database (stored as filenames but held elsewhere)
will form part of a long report. It is critical that when the report
prints the images appear at the highest possible quality (colour laser
with 100gsm Xerox Colotech+ paper). All tips, including
recommemndations for third party add-ins, will be very welcome
Many thanks
Anthony
Set the Image control's dimensions to match that of the Image when it was
scanned/created etc.. Then set the SizeMode property of the Image control to
Zoom.
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Stephen Lebans
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Access Code, Tips and Tricks
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"anthony"
news:6d0b3a36-e4ca-4311-be91-a790ea1d6968@x69g2000hsx.google groups.com...
> Images stored in our database (stored as filenames but held elsewhere)
> will form part of a long report. It is critical that when the report
> prints the images appear at the highest possible quality (colour laser
> with 100gsm Xerox Colotech+ paper). All tips, including
> recommemndations for third party add-ins, will be very welcome
>
> Many thanks
>
> Anthony
Ensure your images are saved in CMYK format. (CMYK is for printing,
RGB is for web and electronic display.)
Personally, I prefer tif format as well.... (Yes, I know, HUGE(!)
files, but they print well.)
On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 06:51:13 -0800 (PST), anthony
>Images stored in our database (stored as filenames but held elsewhere)
>will form part of a long report. It is critical that when the report
>prints the images appear at the highest possible quality (colour laser
>with 100gsm Xerox Colotech+ paper). All tips, including
>recommemndations for third party add-ins, will be very welcome
>
>Many thanks
>
>Anthony
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Thank you - shall do. AAMOI, does the use of a third party add-in such
as DBPix improve printing quality or is the quality controlled by the
Access printing engine?
CMYK - got it. Thanks