Creating a Report with Pages Attached

[qbc]

Hi,
I have created a report for my company and would like to add about 100 pages of terms and conditions to it for my company and make it part of the report.
Is there anyway I can hard code this in?
I don't think I'll be able to put it into a memo field because it will be too large.

Any help would be much appreciated.

I am using Access 2003.

[June7]

What do you mean by 'part of the report'? You want page numbering to continue from the Access report onto the 100-pager? Is this a Word document? I suggest you have reference in your Access report to an appendix then print or photocopy the document as such. This article discusses printing a Word document from VBA code http://www.ehow.com/how_6552358_prin...nt-access.html

Printing the Access report and the 100-pager would be two print jobs.

[qbc]

Let me clarify.
I am running a report in Access drawing from my table and included in that report, I need to include about 100 pages of standard terms and conditions. These terms and conditions need to be part of the report.

i.e.
Pages 1-5 - Is the information drawn from my table
Pages 6-106 - Are the standard terms and conditions that do not change.

Any thoughts?

[June7]

Access is a relational database, not a word processor.

I know data from Access can merge into a Word document, I think data can be extracted from a Word document into Access table.

You could create a table TermsConditions. Each record would be a term or condition statement. Include these records as part of the report. Maybe as a subreport.

So your choices seem to be:

1. Merge the Access data into pages 1-5 of Word document

2. Table of TermsConditions in Access

[qbc]

Yes, I don't want to go with option 1.
I'd like to create a table with the terms and conditions in Access. The question/problem I have is how many characters can I enter in the field?
The terms and conditions are about 100 pages long so there would be a lot of characters.

[June7]

A text field can have 255 characters, memo field 65,535.