I just received this from Paper of Record today. It does say to pass it along so here it is. The search feature is rougher than Ancestry's. (meaning many false hits) What I do is if I'm looking for someone who died on March 15, 1865. I put March in the search box. The top boxes on the right hand side have start date features. Those I would set for March in one box 14 in the other. So it's a good idea before you go to look thru your data for dates you have. You do need adobe reader to read the papers. I have not used the Canada/Halifax or NS papers yet myself. I've been using it for the Washington, D.C. papers. there are very few newspapers for the USA. Quite a bit for Canada and Mexico. Be sure to look at the links on the pages for help navigating through the start-up. Good luck! margy ***************************** Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 12:27 PM Subject: Paper of Record and History Television Dear Paper of Record subscriber, If you watch the Canadian History Television channel, you will soon see a commercial promoting a free trial subscription to Paper of Record. While this promotion is only open to new users, we didn't forget you - our loyal subscriber. To thank you for your loyalty to Paper of Record, we have extended your subscription by two weeks, effective immediately. As another reward for your membership, here is a free "buddy account" you can share with you friends. You can forward this free account and password to as many friends as you wish. It will only last for a short time, so use it while it lasts! When your friends are prompted to log in at http://www.paperofrecord.com they can enter: email address: HistoryTelevision@paperofrecord.com password: HistoryTV to get access to their buddy account! Thanking you for your continued support, Your Paper of Record team