Can you print a Querie definition in Access 2003

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I am in the process of documenting a number of queries and am looking for a way to print the definition of a querie. I would like to see what I see in design view when I have a querie written.

Is this possible?
 

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Alt-Print Screen will take a screenshot of your query in design view. Perhaps a combination of the screenshot and the sql would be enough documentation for you?
 
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