I would advise against storing the images in the mdb file--that will lead to file bloat, and Access does not handle it well.
In a recent app, I needed to print pictures in a report, and I was able to use simple code to handle the pcitures at runtime.
1) Add a table to your db, tblExercisePics, with a layout like:
ExerciseID (link to your exercise)
PicNumber (1, 2, N - you only need two now, apparently, but this design enhances flexibility for future)
PicPath (path to picture file stored elsewhere)
2) On your form, add two Picture controls
3) In the Change event sub of your ExerciseID field on your form, use lines like these:
Code:
Me![BeginPic].Properties("Picture") = DLookup("[PicPath]", "[tblExercisePics]", "[ExerciseID] = " & _
Me![ExerciseID] & " And [PicNumber] = 1")
Me![EndPic].Properties("Picture") = DLookup("[PicPath]", "[tblExercisePics]", "[ExerciseID] = " & _
Me![ExerciseID] & " And [PicNumber] = 2")