I'm certainly interested in getting better at using Access to modify, query, and manipulate Legacy files. A bizillion web pages (and updating them) is certainly a problem and would be worth tackling. I haven't pursued it because rootsweb offers free, nearly unlimited, server space for family trees, but does not allow things like php or sql or stuff that builds a page on the fly. Just static web pages and simple technology. For example, you can't get the code to have google search just your own "website" to work, and a genealogy website without its own search utility is pretty compromised. The rental cost of, say, 100mb of server space still isn't cheap, when you consider that it's a monthly fixed cost incurred perpetually. The other obstacle is that Legacy has done a reasonably good job of web designing, which one gets simply by pushing a button. Are you thinking/able to supply the same via ASP? Otherwise your end users are left learning some software language to produce decent-looking, format error-free web pages. Jonathan
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