Well, Doug Robbins gave a link to some relvant VBA code the other day - it's

http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/msaccess/msaccess.html

The code referenced by that article is more to do with merging a /single/
record but it might help ease you into working with VBA and Automation.

Creating an Access report to do this might also be a better option.

However, I'd assumed from your message that you had probably used VBA to do
what you needed. If you've just used merge fields, then you might be able to
extend that despite what I said. In essence, you would:
a. use a catalog/directory merge
b. use a data source that consists of one row per picture - every row has
to have the same structure so you cannot have one row for the "global
information" then one row per picture. What that usually means is that you
need to use an Access query to join the data captured in your main  form and
the subform, i.e. the data in the main form would appear in every record.
c. Assuming you want a block of information at the beginning, with fields
from the main form, then enclose that whole block in an IF field that says

{ IF { MERGEREC } = 1 "put all the stuff you want at the beginning here" ""
} then put everything you want per picture here
d. ensure that the backslashes in the image pathnames (let's say they are
in a field called imagepathname) are doubled up, then use

{ INCLUDEPICTURE "{ MERGEFIELD imagepathname }" }

to include the pictures.

Peter Jamieson