I heard from John of SK Publications this morning and so far he has only received one order besides mine and that was for a single printng of 1 pension ($1.50). This is kind of a new venture for him and he decided the $1.50 price was not going to work. So here are the new rules: CD containing all the pensions -- $10.00 printed copy -- $1.50 per pension, but minimum order of $20.00 (that would allow the customer to select as many as 13 pensions without going over $20.00) with maximum order of $45.00 (all 32 pensions) Customer can select either CD or print or both. Laurel Baty, L252

Laurel, In every project such as this, there is always one participant so thick-headed that they just can't seem to understand. For this project, I guess that person is me. :) I agreed to contribute $30.00 to the project. You needed 10 such participants to reach the $300.00 minimum. I don't know how many other contributors you have heard from. I've looked at the websites and all your instructions, and I'm trying to figure out how I get my $30 contribution made. Should I order the CD (s) for $10.00 PLUS order 14 printed pension applications for a total of $31.00? It looks like I really only need 3 printed pension applications, but that doesn't even get me to the $20 minimum. That brings up another question. Does the $20 minimum apply just to the printed pension applications or does it include the CD? In other words, is the minimum met by buying the CD plus 7 printed copies at $1.50 each ($10.50) for a total of $20.50? Sorry to be a bother. Inquiring minds want to know. Les Beaty