Hi - I'm trying to find the dimensions of a file using the FileSystemObject in VBA.
I see I can get most properties for a file, e.g. Attributes, DateCreated, Name, Parent Folder, path, size, type, etc. but I want to know what resolution the picture is.
I'm using the standard imagebox in Access 2002. Each record has a field storing the filename and path, and automatically changes the imagebox to this picture, when the user moves to a new record.
The trouble is, my database takes forever to open very large res. pictures. And I want to warn the user before it opens. Small pictures get displayed fairly quickly, so I would have no warning if it was below a certain resolution.
Thanks!
I see I can get most properties for a file, e.g. Attributes, DateCreated, Name, Parent Folder, path, size, type, etc. but I want to know what resolution the picture is.
I'm using the standard imagebox in Access 2002. Each record has a field storing the filename and path, and automatically changes the imagebox to this picture, when the user moves to a new record.
The trouble is, my database takes forever to open very large res. pictures. And I want to warn the user before it opens. Small pictures get displayed fairly quickly, so I would have no warning if it was below a certain resolution.
Thanks!