Re: putting databases on the internet I agree too. Buckinghamshire County Museum is planning to have an access room when it re-opens next year, where our visitors will have the freedom of a copy of our database, and also of the images (photographs and art) linked to it. It would be great if we could get internet access, and let people telnet into this computer during our closed hours. But it all boils down to money and staff time (which is only money spelled differently). Even this limited access to a museum's database is quite unusual (in the UK, anyway). I'd like to hear from anyone working on database access projects. -- Patricia Reynolds Keeper of Social History, Buckinghamshire County Museum / Freelance Curator 16 Gibsons Green Heelands Milton Keynes MK13 7NH ENGLAND [log in to unmask]