Actually, I meant any kind of exporting the selected data and formatting the output with the internal and/or external tools. I thought the word "report" was commonly used for any data exported from a database program in a structured format.
Personally, I have not used Access for anything serious. Years ago I used dBase 4, but currently Excel tables are enough for my smallish database needs.
A "Report" in Access is something very specific - and it doesn't relate to exporting. I've never heard of the term "report" in reference to an export of relational data... but there's no sense in being pedantic about it. Bottom line: Access 2003 allows you to export relational data as XML. If the database schema is already "flat" then it is trivial to convert the exported XML to an MPL.
In fact, there's already been an XSLT developed that coverts an MPL to XML ready for import into Access. In order to import XML into Access, it has to conform to an appropriate schema - but it is trivial.