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Another useful product from Hazen & Associates:
Smart Price List for
Microsoft Excel 2000 (and up)
Does your company offer a large variety of products? Smart Price List is an Excel based form that will save you the cost of printing your catalog or price list while giving your customers an extremely easy way to place an order.
Here is a way to get an image to be transparent on an Access form.
If you want to have an image appear as if it were a "rubber stamp" (like 'INACTIVE' or 'PAID') on top of the information on the form, but still be able to see the information too...
Here is the procedure...
1. Create a suitable picture in .jpg format. (I used Photo Draw) -- .bmp files work too
2. Create an image control on your form on top of the controls that should "bleed" through using the .jpg picture file as the source.
3. Set the back style property of the image control to transparent.
4. Select all the controls that should "bleed" through as a group. (Click each one while holding shift)
5. Set the back style property for this group to transparent.
6. While they are all still selected bring them to the front using the format menu item "Bring to Front"
7. Now you can add VBA code to the "Current" event to make the image visible or not visible as needed.