Subj : copying pages
To   : THURSTON ACKERMAN
From : TOM WALKER
Date : Wed Sep 28 2005 10:44 am

TA>TW>y The remote libraries have NO micrlfilm "Copying" Capabilites and the
TA>TW>staff would have little knowledge that would be helpfull.
TA>TW>Now if his records were "Published" at some point in the past they could
TA>TW>search their Microfilm Catalog and see if their Church had copied it.

TA>I sense you have not been as fortunate as some of we other family
TA>historians in this respect. We have three LDS Family History Centers
TA>here the greater metro-Boston area, where I have had very positive
TA>how-to support from the volunteers there; as well as in their amazing
TA>facilitary in Salt Lake city. More than few have at-cost copying
TA>facilities for non-copyright materials (gets busy at times by folks
TA>less fortunate then we, so appointments can save some frustations 8-).

 I have beenm to 4 Diferent Libraries i nmy area and NONE have a
 MicroFilming Machine. NOW they do have Readers but nothying for Copying
 except for a regular "Xerox" type machine. And i nthis case the book is
 old enohg that opening it up for Flat bed scanning would seriously
 damage it.
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