At 06:57 AM 3/21/99 -0800, you wrote: >I noticed from Leigh's mail yesterday that there may be some County site >moves. If so would you please reply to this note with the new URL so I >can update my site map to your web site? Thanks Troy (UNknown CC) Troy: Instead of you having to continually update your county links, you can use the "official" link from the state site by coding the following in your page. (Actually, this technique is available in ANY page which is located on the RootsWeb server.) Today you have links coded like this: <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~alcalhou/">Calhoun County</a> <a href="http://www.apex2000.net/nonprof/cmoody/bibb.html">Bibb County</a> You can change them to: <!--#include virtual="/~algenweb/calhoun.url"-->Calhoun County</a> <!--#include virtual="/~algenweb/bibb.url"-->Bibb County</a> and then, every time I update the master address in the ALGenWeb directory, your page will pick up the most current address. Note that except for the name of the county -- which is always spelled out with no spaces (stclair.url, for example), you must code exactly as shown. The RootsWeb server will substitute the proper address where it sees the #include (called a Server-Side Include) statement. This technique works when coded in any page on the www.rootsweb.com server. It doesn't matter where the target page is located (as in my Bibb County example above). Try it out in a test page. Let me know if you have any problems. Leigh