Hi Craig,

It doesn't have that functionality built-in, however it's probably something that a coder could do for you.

If the information is something the customer could complete AFTER the sale, then I believe all you'd need to do is to modify the return URL in the single.php file so that it would return to your lengthy form upon returning from Paypal.

Other than that, it's something you'd have to customize.

As of right now, there's not anything scheduled for that type of funtionality.  Right now, Paypal gathers all of the customer information.

We are developing a feature that will display a "Special Instructions" or "Comments" box on the product page, so if someone needs to include some input on the product (such as personalization of a name or something) — it will allow it.  This isn't quite ready yet, as it's a few items down on the devlopment list, however it's something that's coming.

As far as agreeing to "terms & conditions", you could probably just include a javascript function in the final shopping cart display that requires them to check a box in order to proceed to checkout.  The checkbox could say something like "I understand the terms & conditions" and have a link to your terms and conditions page.  If they try to checkout without checking the box, it would prevent the form from submitting.  This type of action shouldn't be too complex.