Displaying an Image in a Form: Problem with Code

[BASSPU03]

Try inserting this line of code between Lines 107 and 108, then see what happens.
[CODE=vb]errormsg.Visibl e = False[/CODE]

Wha'...? Weird...do you all smell that? Yes, I smell genius. Thanks, ADezii. That seems to have worked perfectly.

Yet, it appears that the Access gods aren't finished taunting me. I noticed something strange: When there is no image and this same "Click Add/Change..." text is visible, it appears in the very same place on other tabs and right over textbox controls. Any idea how to limit it to the uppermost tab? Thanks.

[ADezii]

Wha'...? Weird...do you all smell that? Yes, I smell genius. Thanks, ADezii. That seems to have worked perfectly.

Yet, it appears that the Access gods aren't finished taunting me. I noticed something strange: When there is no image and this same "Click Add/Change..." text is visible, it appears in the very same place on other tabs and right over textbox controls. Any idea how to limit it to the uppermost tab? Thanks.

That's a strange one, but you can apply a Band Aid until you figure it out. It may actually work. In the Change() Event of your Tab Control:
[CODE=vb]
Private Sub <Your Tab Control Name>_Change()
'If no Photo, and the 1st Tab is Active
If IsNull(Me!Photo ) And Me![<Your Tab Control Name>].Value = 0 Then
Me![errormsg].Visible = True
'If no Photo, and the 1st Tab is Not Active, make Label invisible
ElseIf IsNull(Me!Photo ) And Me![<Your Tab Control Name>].Value <> 0 Then
Me![errormsg].Visible = False
Else 'must be a Photo!
Me![errormsg].Visible = False
End If
End Sub[/CODE]

[BASSPU03]

Yeah, this works just fine. I should have a week dedicated to troubleshooting next week, so I'll see what I can come up with. Thanks again!

[ADezii]

Yeah, this works just fine. I should have a week dedicated to troubleshooting next week, so I'll see what I can come up with. Thanks again!

Always glad to help you.

[Rabbit]

The only reason I see for the label to appear on other tabs is because the control was created on the form and not on the tab so it's free floating and not associated with any of the pages.

[ADezii]

The only reason I see for the label to appear on other tabs is because the control was created on the form and not on the tab so it's free floating and not associated with any of the pages.

Hello Rabbit, I think you hit the nail on the head! If you overlay a Tab Control onto a Label, and Send the Label to Front, the exact behavior as the OP described occurs.

[BASSPU03]

Hello Rabbit, I think you hit the nail on the head! If you overlay a Tab Control onto a Label, and Send the Label to Front, the exact behavior as the OP described occurs.

Yeah, I was pretty sure that was the problem. So, while I'm content with your fantastic codes, I just might insert the code into the tab instead of in the main form...if I'm brave enough.