that scans home page links to indicate I'm guessing you never read John Wisniewski's post in one (or more) DECnotes conferences on the Easynet where he announced the project - several years ago now! I've sent them about 6 CDs worth of stuff (like the uVAX 2K Tech manual and the KA655 tech manual and the TU58 user guide that appeared over the weekend) so it certainly looks to me as though if you send them scans, they'll make them available. A goodly chunk of the stuff has never been through my hands so either others are sending ready made scans (which they have asked for) or they have scanned manuals themselves which others have sent to them (one of the status messages indicated that they have 500lbs of docs waiting to be scanned). AFAIK they had Digital's blessing to do this (John was openly soliciting information within Digital). Don't take my word for it - scan that 11/730 docset and see if it appears or not - the 11/780 one seems to have made it! OK - I see the problem now. I pointed Bill at a bunch of places when he announced decdocs.org - it's a nice easy URL and I can remember it without having to search (or organise!) my bookmarks. From there you hit the DFWCUG link and end up at http://montagar.com/~patj/dec/hcps.htm . If you go via the DFWCUG site at http://www.dfwcug.org/, hit the Cheshire cat link near the bottom. I cannot find their "mission statement" anywhere there (I'm sure it used to be there!) but a quick search turns up an update: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Patrick+Jankowiak&hl=en&safe=off&… elm=3A6AA429.5241E8F5%40worldnet.att.net resolution 8 Maybe, I usually resort to greyscale for pages with photographs or fine detail that B&W seems to miss. Greyscale is better than nothing ! Antonio