Database en Ole Objects - Help me figure this program out

I am trying to view photo images stored to the database and I'm using the code supplied by Microsoft but It throws a type mismatch error ........... so please help...............

----What u gonna need ----

Data1 DatabaseName Path to the NWIND.MDB Database
Data1 RecordSource Employees
Picture1 - Picture Box

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Here is the code ................

::::::: HERE I CREATED A MODULE :::::::::::::

Option Explicit

Global Const LENGTH_FOR_SIZE = 4
Global Const OBJECT_SIGNATURE = &H1C15
Global Const OBJECT_HEADER_SIZE = 20
Global Const CHECKSUM_SIGNATURE = &HFE05AD00
Global Const CHECKSUM_STRING_SIZE = 4

'PT : Window sizing information for object
' Used in OBJECTHEADER type
Type PT
Width As Integer
Height As Integer
End Type

'OBJECTHEADER : Contains relevant information about object
'
Type OBJECTHEADER
Signature As Integer 'Type signature (0x1c15)
HeaderSize As Integer 'Size of header (sizeof(struct
'OBJECTHEADER) + cchName +
'cchClass)
ObjectType As Long 'OLE Object type code (OT_STATIC,
'OT_LINKED, OT_EMBEDDED)
NameLen As Integer 'Count of characters in object
'name (CchSz(szName) + 1)
ClassLen As Integer 'Count of characters in class
'name (CchSz(szClass) + 1)
NameOffset As Integer 'Offset of object name in
'structure (sizeof(OBJECTHEADER))
ClassOffset As Integer 'Offset of class name in
'structure (ibName + cchName)
ObjectSize As PT 'Original size of object (see
'code below for value)
OleInfo As String * 256
End Type

'Enter the following Declare statement as one, single line:
Declare Function GetTempFileName Lib "Kernel" (ByVal cDriveLetter As Integer, ByVal lpPrefixString As String, ByVal wUnique As Integer, ByVal lpTempFileName As String) As Integer

'Enter the following Declare statement as one, single line:
Declare Sub hmemcpy Lib "Kernel" (dest As Any, source As Any, ByVal bytes As Long)

'**********************************************************************
'* Title
'* DisplayOleBitmap
'*
'* Description
'* Causes the OLE bitmap in the given data field to be
'* copied to a temporary file. The bitmap is then
'* displayed in the given picture.
'*
'* Parameters
'* ctlPic Picture control in which to display the
'* bitmap image
'* OleField Database field containing the OLE
'* embedded Microsoft Paint Brush bitmap
'**********************************************************************
Sub DisplayOleBitmap(ctlPic As Control, OleField As Field)

Const DT_LONGBINARY = 11

Dim r As Integer
Dim Handle As Integer
Dim OleFileName As String

If OleField.Type = DT_LONGBINARY Then

OleFileName = CopyOleBitmapToFile(OleField)

If OleFileName <> "" Then

'Display the bitmap:
ctlPic.Picture = LoadPicture(OleFileName)
'Delete the temporary file:
Kill OleFileName

End If

End If

End Sub

'**********************************************************************
'* Title
'* CopyOleBitmapToFile
'*
'* Description
'* Copies the bitmap contained in a OLE field to a file.
'**********************************************************************
Function CopyOleBitmapToFile(OleField As Field) As String

Const BUFFER_SIZE = 8192
Dim tempFileName As String
Dim Handle As Integer
Dim Buffer As String

Dim BytesNeeded As Long

Dim Buffers As Long
Dim Remainder As Long

Dim ObjHeader As OBJECTHEADER
Dim sOleHeader As String

Dim ObjectOffset As Long
Dim BitmapOffset As Long
Dim BitmapHeaderOffset As Integer
Dim r As Integer
Dim i As Long

tempFileName = ""
If OleField.FieldSize() > OBJECT_HEADER_SIZE Then

'Get the Microsoft Access OLE header:
sOleHeader = OleField.GetChunk(0, OBJECT_HEADER_SIZE)
hmemcpy ObjHeader, ByVal sOleHeader, OBJECT_HEADER_SIZE

'Calculate the offset where the OLE object starts:
ObjectOffset = ObjHeader.HeaderSize + 1

'Get enough bytes after the OLE header so that we get the
'bitmap header
Buffer = OleField.GetChunk(ObjectOffset, 512)

'Make sure the class of the object is a Paint Brush object
If Mid(Buffer, 12, 6) = "PBrush" Then

BitmapHeaderOffset = InStr(Buffer, "BM")

If BitmapHeaderOffset > 0 Then

'Calculate the beginning of the bitmap:
BitmapOffset = ObjectOffset + BitmapHeaderOffset - 1

'Calculate the size of the bitmap:
'Enter the following BytesNeeded statement as a single line:
BytesNeeded = OleField.FieldSize() - OBJECT_HEADER_SIZE - BitmapHeaderOffset - CHECKSUM_STRING_SIZE + 1

'Calculate the number of buffers needed to copy
'the OLE object based on the bitmap size:
Buffers = BytesNeeded \ BUFFER_SIZE
Remainder = BytesNeeded Mod BUFFER_SIZE

'Get a unique, temp filename:
tempFileName = Space(255)
r = GetTempFileName(0, "", -1, tempFileName)

'Copy the bitmap to the temporary file chunk by chunk:
Handle = FreeFile
Open tempFileName For Binary As #Handle

For i = 0 To Buffers - 1
'Enter the following Buffer statement as a single line:
Buffer = OleField.GetChunk(BitmapOffset + i * BUFFER_SIZE, BUFFER_SIZE)

Put #Handle, , Buffer
Next

'Copy the remaining chunk of the bitmap to the file:
'Enter the following Buffer statement as a single line:
Buffer = OleField.GetChunk(BitmapOffset + Buffers * BUFFER_SIZE, Remainder)

Put #Handle, , Buffer

Close #Handle

End If

End If

End If

CopyOleBitmapToFile = Trim(tempFileName)

End Function



::::::: CODE FOR FORM1 :::::::::

Sub Data1_Reposition()

Screen.MousePointer = 11

'Make sure this is the current record:
If Not (Data1.Recordset.EOF And Data1.Recordset.BOF) Then

'Change Photo to the name of the OLE field
'for the record set you are using:
DisplayOleBitmap Picture1, Data1.Recordset("Photo")

End If

Screen.MousePointer = 0

End Sub