Ok...sounds complicated, but workable. I need some clarification here and there.... 1) What is the URL for those forms 2) How did she transfer the information from on-line census site to her printed form ? 3) Are we talking the handwritten Census ? What kind of link do you need to download the forms ? malinda "Ann (Jobe) Brown" wrote: > I have to let the list in on a 'secret' that I just found out from another > cousin/researcher. As many of you know actual copies of many census > records are now available through various sources - Ancestry, genealogy.com, > archives, etc. Some are paid subscription sites and some are not. > > Now the thing is - HOW DO our cousins/researchers with paid subscriptions > get these census records out to their other Jobe cousins or other lines? > They don't send very well through e-mail and they sure don't print that > well! > > Well when I was away, Freida mentioned having a place to download forms - > which very few says was needed or wanted! Well we DO DEFIITELY NEED a link > somewhere to download these forms. > > This cousin downloaded the blank census forms I needed and printed them. She > then went to > online census page (whereever it might be) got the info she needed and > transferred it to > census page she had printed out. Then she went to scanner uoloaded it to > Email file. Then went online and uploaded to your EMail. > > I just want to say it WORKS and I received very clearly in a small e-mail > size (only 48K) a complete census with all the numbers, everything filled in > exactly as shown in the original census, in a form that was very legible and > printed off beautifully! > > This is especially great for the later census records as they were so > detailed and the blank form had a place for everything! > > These are also very handy when going to the library and reading a film! > > And the Bonus is that you have a legible great copy 'proper size' to put in > a booklet for a gift! > > Ann > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html