Linking a pdf to an MS Access report.

Question

I am looking for a way to link a pdf file to an MS Access report. I have a table with the pdf file name and the path to the file. It also states the number of pages in the pdf. What I am looking for is a way to link this to a report for viewing and printing. I have used custom tools by pdf-tools which works great, but I am looking for a way to do it with Adobe, since I already own the professional versionsand would not have to pay for the additional license that pdf-tools requires. The vb code would have to have a way to view and print selective pages. I have the report built and it works with the viewer from pdf tools, but want to be able to modify the report to do it with Acrobat pro. Below is the code that I use with pdf tools and again it works great and is real simple to setup and use. Is there any way to replicate this using Adobe Acrobat Pro version 7.
    'Code added to print the pdf file.
    Dim Viewer As Object
    Dim PDFPath As Object
    Set Viewer = Controls("PDFViewer1").Object
    Set PDFPath = Controls("DocPath")
        'Viewer.DPI = 600
        Viewer.FitMode = 0  '0=Actual 1=Fit Page, 2=Fit width
        Viewer.Open PDFPath.Value
        Viewer.Page = pdfPageNumber

Answer 1

Do you need to know what the primary key value is before you
do the insert? Do you need to know what it is after? You should let
Access create the value as an AUTONUMBER field, which means that
you would insert all of the fields
except the primary key (ID) field. If you needed the ID
value, you would have to immediately query to get it (select
max(id)...), and probably use cftransaction to ensure that your
insert and select were in the same database transaction, otherwise
on a busy site, you might get the wrong ID value. (SQL Server and
Oracle have better methods for obtaining the last ID values, so
when using Access it is kind of a kludge.)
Phil