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I am trying to associate a pixmap that already exists on the disk with
a certain record.  i don't want to open it or manipulate it at all, i
simply want to "tag it along" with the record for later use(writing it
to a database).  the book i have only tells me how to use
sequential_io.  any suggestions?  thanks in advance.