Hi Matt,

So you've set up a data connection to the access database. Infopath sets up
two data structures query and data. These are so that you can query data out
of the database, make changes and submit the data back again. No prizes for
knowing which is which.

Infopath takes your tables in your database and structures them as an xml
tree structure. I.e. You may have an e-commerce db with a Shopper Table and
each Shopper having purchased Products. When you set up your data structure
you then have your shopper table as the Root of your xml structure and each
shopper node then has a number of product nodes (you set up the
relationships).

Coming back to your problem. The tables are represented by Sections in
Infopath and the columns are attached to standard controls. This means that
you need some sort of Section to put your richtextbox into. The fastest way
to do this is to drag and drop the data structure onto the form, select the
option for repeating sections. This will create your default form for you.
You can then change your controls and the sections.

Hope this helps,
Mark Grant
Cambridge Convergence Limited
UK