Museum-Lers- Marni Welch, Registrar at the Judah L. Magnes Museum, Berkeley, California, asked me to post the following request for information: "We are trying to find an efficient way to integrate acessioning and cataloging documentation systems for what have previously been separately maintained archives, library, and museum object collections. Our goal is to be able to consolidate accessioning, cataloging, and inventory records for all our colllections on a single, unified local area computer network with an in-house proprietary software system. The obvious problems we are encountering involve the differneces in commonly accepted library, archival and registrarial documentation systems (i.e. do you catalog archives down to the object level or not, and/or do paper objects get individual accession numbers or just archival file numbers, etc.). "In 'Bridging the Gap', an article by Katherine Kane in Museum News (pp. 46-48; Nov./Dec., 1991) she describes the outlook necessary for curators and archivists to work together towards integrating records but does not go into the details of how it was achieved at the Colorado Historical Society. "Has anyone struggled with these issues in an attempt to integrate records and access systems? We would welcome any case histories, advice, anecdotes or suggestions." Thanks, Andrea M. Mugnier