If you put the subreports in the details section, they will print once for each record that is returned by the main report.  If you only want them to print once, move them to a header or footer section.

Another option you may want to seriously consider is to move the list subreport to the report header section, then link the forms and letters to the records in the main report.  Each form and letter subreport should return a single result.  Set suppression so that the proper form and letter are shown based on the group.  If you want all of the group A forms and letters to print first, then just group the records in the main report.

Brian's book has some good advice on placement of various elements on the report.  If you want an element to print for every record, it goes in a detail section.  If you want it to print for every group, it goes in a group header or footer.  If you want it to print just once, it goes in a report header or footer.  When figuring this, remember to think of the subreport as a whole, and how often you want it to print.

Thanks Lugh, it worked.  I think I am having a hard time understanding subreports.  I now want to print labels for the addresses that print on the 2 different letters.  (Take the name and address from each letter and print labels for them) Both letters use a different formula to arrive at the address to print on the letter.   Do I want to link the subreport (the labels) to the letter subreport (can you even link to a subreport and not the main report) or do I want to use a formula in the select expert to select the name and address from the letter subreport?   Also when I inserted the label.rpt as my subreport the 3rd column of address is extending beyond the canvas of the report and it was not that way in the label.rpt that I am inserting thus I am not all the labels.