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Running a report in a thread

Asked by peakpeak in Microsoft Access Database

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I have an MS Access 2007 member database. Each year an invoice to each member will be printed and sent. Before printing I need to preview the report and if ok then press a button to print it and swiftly move to the next member's invoice repeating the same procedure.

I was thinking of running the report in a thread thus making the form that started the report responsive and making it easy to correct errors.
Is that possible or is there another (better) approach?
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