putting jpg files into csv?

[Oldguard]

I have products for a catalog and want to place pictures of the products in
the file and then save it as a csv file. How do I do that so that the
product matches the picture file?

Thx
OG

[JE McGimpsey]

A csv file is, by definition, text only.

I'm not clear on what "so that the product matches the picture file"
means...

In article <DD2D490F-3470-4AB4-9A10-C37140377B28@microsoft.com>,
"Oldguard" <Oldguard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have products for a catalog and want to place pictures of the products in
> the file and then save it as a csv file. How do I do that so that the
> product matches the picture file?

[Oldguard]

I guess what I meant was that in the CSV file, there is a column marked
"Pictures" for the pictures of the individual products, and I want to know
how I can save the pictures in the csv file.

Thanks
OG

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

> A csv file is, by definition, text only.
>
> I'm not clear on what "so that the product matches the picture file"
> means...
>
> In article <DD2D490F-3470-4AB4-9A10-C37140377B28@microsoft.com>,
> "Oldguard" <Oldguard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> > I have products for a catalog and want to place pictures of the products in
> > the file and then save it as a csv file. How do I do that so that the
> > product matches the picture file?
>

[JE McGimpsey]

You'll have to pick a different kind of file. The ONLY thing that can go
in a csv file is text.



In article <96982E9D-013F-4FE0-BAD2-0F7B0CA4A2AF@microsoft.com>,
"Oldguard" <Oldguard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I guess what I meant was that in the CSV file, there is a column marked
> "Pictures" for the pictures of the individual products, and I want to know
> how I can save the pictures in the csv file.