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July 13th, 2009, 07:06 PM
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graphics in Access database
We have a database created with Access 2003. We use a few graphics in the
reports that the application generates. The quality of the graphics is poor. We've tried inserting them in a variety of graphic formats and still cannot get them to be crisp. Any suggestions? 
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July 13th, 2009, 08:35 PM
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graphics in Access database
If you have adobe professional: I sometimes create a pdf of the image and
blow it up to take a snapshot @ 300%. Then paste it in your report and size it back down. "Joyce" wrote: We have a database created with Access 2003. We use a few graphics in the reports that the application generates. The quality of the graphics is poor. We've tried inserting them in a variety of graphic formats and still cannot get them to be crisp. Any suggestions?
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July 14th, 2009, 04:59 PM
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graphics in Access database
We create reports (and even printed literature) with images in them and they
are very sharp. Images are both static and with the records / in the details section. You might expllore further to see a source of the problem. Do your images (e.g. jpgs) have sufficient resolution?
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