Currently I have a situation where I can do something like the following:

Name Surname
Address

Date

Item1 Description1 Qty1
Item2 Description2 Qty2

etc...

The first section is the header autotext and below is the details autotext.
Each autotext has its bookmarks. In my code I insert the first autotext,
replace its bookmarks with data. The loop through the details recordset,
insert the second autotext and replace bookmarks. Note that the data comes
from 2 different tabless

This works fine if everything is under each other. Now I want something
different and this time I need data that comes from 5 or 6 different tables.
To keep it simple, I need a template like the following (just an example):

Name Surname                        Item1 Description1 Qty1
Address                                    Item2 Description2 Qty2
                                               Item3 Description3 Qty3
Date

Notes1
Notes2
Notes3

etc...

This cant be achieved with my current method, so I was thinking of an
alternative method:

1. Design the template exactly as I want it to look like and store it
completely as an autotext and call it Main.
2. Individual fields will be Main's bookmarks.
3. The Items section will also be stored as an autotext and called Items.
4. Items fields will be Items' bookmarks (maybe with Item prefix, eg,
ItemName, ItemDescription, etc)
5. Do 3 and 4 for the Notes section.
6. Furthermore, add 2 bookmarks for Main and call them ItemDetails and
NotesDetails for example.

What's the reason? Well, then I can do something like this in my code:

1. Insert Main autotext
2. Replace Main's bookmarks with fields
3. At the end of the document (or preferably somewhere else), insert Items
autotext and replace bookmarks accordingly.
4. Cut from the beginning of the Items text to the end.
5. Place the text in Main's ItemDetails boomark.
6. Do the same for Notes and NotesDetails.

That's what I'm trying to achieve. I hope it's clear!!

What I still didn't figure out 100% is points 3,4,5 above.

Any suggestions?

Ivan