I've seen references stating that MS Query can perform an outer join withy
three tables, if the SQL is properly adapted.

Following is the MSQuery-generated SQL for an outer join with only two tables:
SELECT Table_Field1.ID, Table_Field1.Field1, Table_Field2.Field2
FROM {oj Table_Field1 Table_Field1 LEFT OUTER JOIN Table_Field2 Table_Field2
ON Table_Field1.ID = Table_Field2.ID}

How would I modify this SQL code to add a 3rd table named Table_Field3,
containing the same common ID field as in the two original tables, and also
containing a field named Field3 to be also included in the query result?
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Jim