Maximum Parameter Size?

I am working on a report which the user can select from a number of text templates from a web form. One of the options is custom text (if the pre-defined ones aren't good enough). This text is passed from the ASP page to Crystal as a parameter, and printed onto the report in the proper place.
However, there seems to be a 255 character limit for a "string" parameter type. Is this a Crystal 8.5 limitation, or something I am stuck with?
I am actually passing 3 parameters to Crystal: clientID, addressType, and bodyText. The clientID and addressType are parameters needed for a stored procedure. The bodyText is ignored on all reports with pre-defined text, and they work just fine.
If I am stuck with the 255 character limit, are there any other ways to get this text into the report? Ideally, I'd like to be able to allow the user up to 2000 characters.
Thanks in advance!

OK, I'll look into that. I am quite familiar with arrays, but not sure how to use them in Crystal.
Another problem I am having now: CR8.5 won't let me re-sort the parameter fields. As stated above, The first two are what the SP needs, the last one contains a string. I use the arrows in Field Explorer to move the parameters fields where I want and then save, but the order doesn't "stick". The third parameter moves to the top!
I really wish our sys admin was here to get the help portion of CR installed!

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