Yes, Barb, I certainly would like to try Dale. Please share the URL. Guess I was lucky -- my experimental Fuji film came in a 4-pack..! Jimmie reminds me that I can turn in a film to a special lab about 8 miles away, and they will put the results on a disk for me to print out on Jim's color printer thru the computer. I know that Seattle Film Works offers this service, but I have not tried it. I really do not like to mail my film 3000 miles away, subject to the vaguaries of the U.S.Postal Service and the Weatherman. Would much prefer to drive directly to the lab. It's akin to mail-ordering herbacious plants. You win some, and you lose some. I once received a bonsai mailed from Los Angeles and very well packed, but deader than a doornail. I would HATE to get back a roll of film which was deader than a doornail..! I have both a 20 cuft and an 11 cuft freezer, but there is no way that I could get all my slides inside them! Yes, Kay, how do you do it? Our problem over the years was that the original slides mounted in glass (circa 1957) all developed red splotches, and have become useless. When we were developing our own films, we had an assortment of film tanks -- one roll, two roll, four roll, bakelite and stainless steel, etc. One day when Jim had four rolls from our trip loaded into one tank, and was turning the tank actively to aggitate the developer, the lid flew off. Since that day, we have had a stainless steel cocktail shaker. . Penny, NY _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]