How do I export a picture embedded into a form?

[lacigol]

Short:


How do I export a picture embedded into a form?

Long:
Author of database embedded a picture into all the forms and there's no external copy that I can find.
New forms look very different then the rest and I'd like there to be a more uniform look.

Catch:
I'd rather not copy an existing form and strip it down every time just to the background picture.

[June7]

This is an embedded background image? According to Access Junkie at http://www.accessjunkie.com/Pages/faq2010_77.aspx the process is:

1. Take your form that has a background image or AutoFormat that you like
2. Right-click on the form in the Navigation Pane and select Export >> XML
3. On the first page of the wizard, select a destination to drop some files (Desktop is fine)
4. A small dialog will then appear with three check boxes
5. Select the first option (Data) and third option (Presentation) and then click OK
6. Click the Close button on the last page of the wizard after the export is complete
7. Navigate to where you dropped the files and, among other things, you'll find a new folder called Images
8. Open that folder to claim your prize

[lacigol]

This is an embedded background image? According to Access Junkie at http://www.accessjunkie.com/Pages/faq2010_77.aspx the process is:

1. Take your form that has a background image or AutoFormat that you like
2. Right-click on the form in the Navigation Pane and select Export >> XML
3. On the first page of the wizard, select a destination to drop some files (Desktop is fine)
4. A small dialog will then appear with three check boxes
5. Select the first option (Data) and third option (Presentation) and then click OK
6. Click the Close button on the last page of the wizard after the export is complete
7. Navigate to where you dropped the files and, among other things, you'll find a new folder called Images
8. Open that folder to claim your prize

Step 2 = (Microsoft Access cannot export unbound forms or reports as XML documents).

[lacigol]

Thank you! It worked...after another error..


About to try this on a bound form....
(There was an error loading the XML data file '....path to file.tmp'. Please make sure that the file is a properly formatted XML file. A semi colon character was expected.)