How do I print addresses on postcards using my access database?

I only continued this thread with a new one as I had stated the problem was
resolved.
I am using Allen Browne's tutorial located at
http://allenbrowne.com/casu-08.html

I get that error message when trying to load the wizard.  And I cannot get my
field list to open when in design mode/

have an unusual problem. I have a DB that is split. It was created
originally in Access 2000. We are now a mixed house of 2000 and 2003. The BE
is on a server; wheras the MDB/MDE is on the users PC.
Here is the problem.

I have a subreport linked to a report.  The subreport is showing in a group
header.  It is visible whent there is data to display, and I have the
subreport's 'Can shrink' property set to 'Yes', so when there is no data, it
collapses.  Works fine.

I have a number of different invoices (reports) which all have debtor
address details on them at the top.
I'd like to know if it is more efficient to include the debtor address
fields in the underlying record source query or to have all these fields in

I have a form that provides a list of parts to ship. Each part in the list
has a check box. To ship, one just need to check the part.  Sometimes not all
the parts in the list are shipped at the same time, but only partial.  I need
a report that shows the list of parts that is ...

I am desining reports here in the US where the users will all be defaulted to
8.5 X 11, but these reports will also be used in Europe and Asia so they need
to print on A4.
I can design them to fit on either sheet, but how do I prevent users in one

I want to make a report that summarizes how many hotel rooms are reserved
per night. I need to modify the following code:
Date = CheckInDate
Do Until Date = CheckOutDate

Glad to see I'm not the only one struggling with this.  Getting the #Error.
=DLookUp([Freq],"[Staff Performance Table]","[Matrix]='5A'")

Duane Hookom,
I want to thank you for your help so far.  I have now got the date form and
crosstab query listing the dates for a week at the top and the jobs with job
numbers down the side.

I have a table tblCosts listing costs for a project and a table tblFunding
that lists funding for projects. The problem i am having arrise because some
projects have multiple funding sources. I am trying to create a report that
shows all costs and at the bottom shows all funding ...

I have a table called Sales.  It contains the name of the salesperson(CSR), a
yes/no field for the item (DC), and a date field for when they sold the item
(SaleDate).  I am trying to run a report to get the total sales within a date
range.  All I want to see is the CSR and total ...

I have a text box on my report that counts the number of text items that are
common in a field called DCODES. I use =count([Dcodes]). this works fine.
I want to only show the results that are over a certain amount such as
greater than 4.

Does anybody knows if it is possible to import an exsisting Word document
(*.dot & *.doc) as a report in Access?
If yes, how can I do so?
Thnx.