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BethWoodhouse,<br />
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Can I ask why you don't do your reporting in Access?<br />
Thus avoiding all this OLE &quot;Round-Tripping&quot;<br />
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JeffCoachman
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BethWoodhouse,

Can I ask why you don't do your reporting in Access?
Thus avoiding all this OLE "Round-Tripping"

JeffCoachman

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Because it is an existing system that reports in word by exporting and doing a merge and I want to add more data to it. &nbsp;However I would still like to know how to print the OLE contents in Access!
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Because it is an existing system that reports in word by exporting and doing a merge and I want to add more data to it.  However I would still like to know how to print the OLE contents in Access!

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I cannot see anything! Did you forget a link or an attachment?
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I cannot see anything! Did you forget a link or an attachment?

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I have an Access table that includes an OLE field containing an MS word document. &nbsp; Presently I export information from this table and import it into a Word document for reporting purposes (using automation). &nbsp;However &nbsp;I am not including the OLE Word field but now wish to do so. &nbsp;I need a copy of this embedded word file to include in my existing word report &nbsp;but cannot see how to do this.<br />
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I have an Access table that includes an OLE field containing an MS word document.   Presently I export information from this table and import it into a Word document for reporting purposes (using automation).  However  I am not including the OLE Word field but now wish to do so.  I need a copy of this embedded word file to include in my existing word report  but cannot see how to do this.
  

How to print MS Access OLE Word Document using automation

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