I'm no expert (in fact virtual newbie would be closer the mark!) but I can take a stab at explaining what I think would be the theory behind solving your problem.
I've got a DB that prints after saving a record and I achieved this using a straight forward print macro triggered as the last step in the VB code that saves the record entered.
In your case though for multiple prints I'd advise planning out a VB funtion triggered from a 'print' button on your form. The function would need to take in the value of the Copies field as a variable and also contain another variable as a Count.
The Count variable should begin as 0. The funtion would then need to loop, and add +1 to the counter variable after each print.
The function also needs a step just inside the beginning of the process to compare the Copies Variable to the Count Variable and when they equalise... to goto end function.
Even though I've used a macro for my prints (I only ever need a single copy) I'd be incredibly surprised if you couldn't find a keyword in VB to output a print from the code of a function.
I apologise for not having written out a funtion itself for you, but as I warned I am a newbie to MS Access, but I hope at least this is some help in guiding you to a solution.
