I can't picture what you're trying to do. Can you upload some screen shots of what you'd like it to look like?

Dear Richard
Thank you for your answer, and I'm sorry for my bad English,
so, I will try to attach some pictures
the idea it would be that I've created 4 reports (FirstPageR, SecondPageR, ThirdPageR, LastPageR) all reports are A4 format, and now if I want to print them it will send to the printer 4 jobs each with 1 page, I would like to merge them into a single Report, but I don't know how I should achieve it.
thank you for your help
Sincerely
Tahnk you in advance.
Szilard

this is the first page and i a have 4 reports with page 1, page 2, page 3, page4 these are separate reports i would like to merge them into one single report, maybe if you can post an example, because viewing your videos and reading your documentations are very useful.
Thank you,

Make one report with 4 subreports - each of those single page reports can be a subreport - just like you can have a form with multiple subforms.

However, if the data is similar in each of the pages, why not just merge them all together first with a Union Query?

Thank you for your quick answer
unfortunately, each page contains different information (Ordin de compensare its the title of each page), how should i position each subreport one single report, and where I mean on the Page Header, or Details section?
Because if ai tried to add like subreports. (I will attach some screenshots, what I've tried) but didn't succeed.
if i put them into the detail section I can't see only a half page or less from each page and if I large them, access telling me that the report is bigger than the report margins. i tried to search in Microsoft access courses section but I did not find any sample or video.

thank you for your support

You may have to reduce the width of the subreports. If your parent report is 8.5" wide, with .25" margins, that only gives you 8 usable inches. Your subreports should therefore be no wider than 7.9" INCLUDING their margins.

You may want to put a "page break control" in between reports so they all start on a new page, if that's how the reports are supposed to start.  Also, the subreport controls need to have "Show Page Header and Footer" set to Yes if you want to show them.  See pictures below.

Dear Richard and Kevin

Thank you for your support and help
i succeeded to place on one report all 4 reports (like subreports) but if you can help me with one more info please
I've selected the show page header and footer option in properties to yes as you suggested to me, but the Page Footer information is missing form all pages, everything else it seems to be good on the report.
Thank you once again for your effort to help me

Yes, I forgot. This method does not print page footers, because subreports have no control of the page settings of the parent report.

Without modifying your reports (which could be daunting), the simplest way is to export your 4 reports to PDFs, then use an external PDF merger tool to merge the 4 PDFs together.  I used a freeware tool a long time ago called PDFtk, and fortunately it is still in business: https://www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-the-pdf-toolkit/ .  

On the Access navigation pane, right-click on a report name -> Export -> PDF.  This can also be done in VBA with DoCmd.OutputTo.

Then open the freeware tool to merge the PDFs manually with its graphical interface.  This can also be automated with VBA by running a command line supported by this freeware tool.  The command line looks like:

pdftk file1.pdf file2.pdf file3.pdf file4.pdf cat output merged.pdf

You can use the Shell() function to run a command line in VBA.

Dear Richard and Kevin

Thank you for your support and your help, it's working now.
Thank you.