>>Create a mailmerge template with 2 (or 3?) fields and make them in whatever layout you want. ie:
>>
>>

>>#Define MYDBC fullpath("testdata.DBC")
>>#Define wdSendToEmail  2
>>#Define wdSendToFax  3
>>#Define wdSendToNewDocument  0
>>#Define wdSendToPrinter  1
>>cSQLStatement1 = "SELECT * FROM employee where title like [Sales%]"
>>cSQLStatement2 = ""
>>
>>* Be carefull with where clause - where title = [Sales] fails
>>* for ODBC uses ANSI SQL (exact match)
>>* Two strings for first is limited to 255 chars
>>
>>oWordDocument=createobject("word.application")	&& Create word object
>>With oWordDocument
>>  .Documents.Add(sys(5)+curdir()+'mytemplate.dot') && Use a predefined template
>>  With .ActiveDocument.MailMerge
>>    .OpenDataSource(,,,.T.,,,,,,,, ;
>>      "DSN=Visual FoxPro Database;SourceDB="+MYDBC+;
>>      ";SourceType=DBC;Exclusive=No;",;
>>      cSQLStatement1, cSQLStatement2) && Open data source - Link to source
>>    .Destination = wdSendToNewDocument
>>    .Execute
>>  Endwith
>>  .Visible = .t.
>>Endwith
>>

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>I just need to understand how will the store will be done in regards to two fields for example.

This would be fieldcount free as long as you don't include any mergefield in template that doesn't exist in source.

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>>Alternatively (I think this one easier for you:) create an HTML file and open that in word.
>
>I've been thinking about that but only Word will take care of the 3 columns format I need with exact page breaks where needed.

You could place page breaks anywhere in doc after sending to a new document (say every 10th).

But as I could understand from your other post you solved that by HTML approach. If misunderstood then I can send you a working sample:)
Cetin