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--- docs:3300_mobile_apps:070_mobile_applications [2022/09/01 06:26] – [Displaying and Uploading Pictures from Camera and/or Photo Library] administrator
+++ docs:3300_mobile_apps:070_mobile_applications [2025/06/12 02:35] (current) – Rename to AwareIM aware_support3
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 ====== Displaying and Uploading Pictures from Camera and/or Photo Library ======
-One approach is to define an attribute of the Picture type for one of your forms. //**Aware IM**// will automatically generate controls to upload the image from a camera or photo library. This approach will work in both browser-based mobile applications and native mobile applications.
+One approach is to define an attribute of the Picture type for one of your forms. //**AwareIM**// will automatically generate controls to upload the image from a camera or photo library. This approach will work in both browser-based mobile applications and native mobile applications.
-Another approach is to use the ''[[a_f:a:mobile_camera_snap_into|MOBILE CAMERA SNAP INTO]]'' action in some process (or ''[[a_f:a:mobile_camera_get_into|MOBILE CAMERA GET INTO]]'' action to get access to photo library). When //**Aware IM**// executes this action the user will be able to upload a photo from camera or a photo library. The image will be written into the picture attribute specified in the action. For example:
+Another approach is to use the ''[[a_f:a:mobile_camera_snap_into|MOBILE CAMERA SNAP INTO]]'' action in some process (or ''[[a_f:a:mobile_camera_get_into|MOBILE CAMERA GET INTO]]'' action to get access to photo library). When //**AwareIM**// executes this action the user will be able to upload a photo from camera or a photo library. The image will be written into the picture attribute specified in the action. For example:
 <code aim>MOBILE CAMERA SNAP INTO MyObject.MyPictureAttribute </code>