Kimberly - I'm using Lotus Approach, just because that is the one I had. It uses the 'dbf.iv' format, but can work with databases in quite a few other formats as well. I input the information into the database. Then I export the data for the cemetery in question to Exel, do some column adjustments there. Finally, I export it into an Office-97 Word document, readjust the column width, and save it as an html file. [Office-97 will automatically create an html file for you <g>]. Finally, I edit the html file to try and make sure that all the columns will show on the page when viewed on the internet so that people can print it out and get all the info. I have input your Forrest Hill and Eagle Creek cemeteries into my database already, just so that I would have them when I produce an 'all-names' index later in the project - when we get quite a few more of the cemeteries on line. Not doing it yet as it would just require changing/updating it too often, every time we added another cemetery. What program did you use for Forrest Hill and Eagle Creek? All the best, Rusty On Monday, June 08, 1998 6:47 PM, Kimberly [SMTP:dudette@e-tex.com] wrote: > Rusty/Jean > I attended the Historical Marker dedication for Smyrna last year. I > beleive they had an updated list for it. Will make some phone calls tonight > and let you know.. > Was told yesterday the State now requires a platt of the cemeteries so > those without, may be making them. It may save us time (and work) if we > contact the person in charge of the cemetery first. > Which database are you using??? Format was a big question when I did > Forrest Hill and Eagle Creek... Sue's lists looks great!! > Kimberly > > At 11:52 AM 6/8/98 -0400, you wrote: > >Jean - > > > >There sure is <g>! I will check with the museum and get a copy of whatever > >listing they have for Symrna Cemetery. As soon as I get that, I will put it > >in a 'standard' format and get that to you so that you can take it to the > >cemetery, check and correct any errors in the existing list, and update it > >with any new burials. > > > >I'll let you know as soon as I get the listing. Thank you very much for > >volunteering! > > > >Rusty Cook > > > >On Sunday, June 07, 1998 9:28 PM, JCope8007@aol.com > >[SMTP:JCope8007@aol.com] wrote: > >> I am interested in seeing the Smyrna Cemetery in Harrison County > >