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In Access I create a Word document for reports. I have used Selection.TypeText to write to the Word document. I understand that using the Range object would make it faster. Would using the ActiveDocument.Range improve the speed of execution, or should I try to use a Range for each paragraph? If so how do I add a paragraph and use that paragraph's range. I have looked and looked and can't seem to find code that works.
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