I see the problem. When pictures are added NM Collector verifies that they are in an acceptable format based on the file extension. When you drag a picture from google photos it does not include a file extension so NM Collector does not allow it to be added as a picture. When you download a picture from google photos an extension is added so now you can add it to NM Collector. The Links tab does not have that restriction. You can add a link to anything in that tab. Of course, all you see is the url that was added not the google photo. If you click on the link will be followed and google photo will open it as an image. I will add the ability to drag and drop google photos directly into NM Collector pictures to my list of potential features to explore in the future.

Okay, I’ll see what I can figure out. May not be able to get back to you until next week. Thanks.

Sorry so late to respond. I missed this post. Are you saying these images are not showing up in NM Collector Software? If so I will need to experiment with them to better understand the problem. Please let me know. Thanks.

You can use Jaspersoft Studio (https://www.jaspersoft.com/products/jaspersoft-studio) to develop reports

I’m planning to use the latest edition of JasperReports (https://community.jaspersoft.com/project/jasperreports-library) and keep the database open so you can create whatever reports you want. I’m also simplifying the database somewhat to make it easier to navigate.

Nice. Thanks for posting. The problem, I think, with the CP version is that it will store the database in the standard location for user data on each operating system which, of course, is different for each OS. I am planning to develop a way to synch them but it will not be a common database as in JE.

Thanks for the suggestion but, Sorry, I’m intentionally avoiding the web application approach because I do not want to be responsible for web application vulnerabilities. However, I have not considered your approach, yet, I wonder how many people who are competent enough to run an application with your approach would be willing to purchase my little old program. :)