Not to worry, Margaret, nobody has to chip in if they can't afford it. Since the guy who started all this had to incorporate the organization as a legal entity, there are certain restrictions on what he can do. He told us the records are - for the time being - not for distribution via the Internet, that's why he creates CD's and DVD's for them. With all the additional camera's there will be also much more data to process, so he will need additional help for that as well. If and when the files will be available on the Net, I'm sure we'll find out as soon as they get there. He used to help out with individual requests, but don't know how busy he will become with the time constraints on his hand. Those who donate will be entitled to free CD's or DVD's of their choice, so maybe somebody else will get the data you need and they will share. Joe Equinunk, PA - USA jjarfas@verizon.net marlo wrote: >Joe, This is very interesting and I wish I could help but living on Medicare does not leave a lot to help with such projects. Now that they have those records filmed where are they? Is it possible to have access to them? Or are they not going to be available to us here in US? I would like to know because some of this is the area my mother came from or so I think. >Margaret >