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    extracting files

    I have a file stored in a mdb.

    how do i programatically extract it and save it to disc?

    i cant seem to get it into a string var even ...

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    Muddy i'm positive you've seen my thread on this!!

    Top thread in db forums and then tip about storing files!

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    yes, i have

    I looked at it (in a hurry I admit) and thought you were linking directly to the files stored in the mdb without actually extracting them.

    I guess from your reply I am wrong.

    so I will shamefully sulk back to your tutorial and look closer.

    Thanks!

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    Completly!

    I wouldnt have posted linking files it's not much of a toughy. Now storing files was.

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    Beacon,

    That worked great, except i was unable to link an ole container to the recordset field i put the doc in.

    I had to save it to a filename then link.

    anyway to directly link an ole container to a document (word, excel) ?


    Thanks for the tutorial!

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    Hmm ole container might not like it!

    If you wish to use a control like ole container use they code that the Image Library tutorial uses then it should work.
    Not the "Store any file in a database" thread!

    later
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