[TI] LDS films

[Rosalie]

I have never had this experience.  Try talking to the Liberian at the FHC 
and tell them what is happening and see if they have any suggestions.  Maybe 
they will reorder the film for free and take another look at it.  Doesn't 
sound right that copies are bad then again I don't know what their process 
is.  Just might be copying the film was a problem with the equipment at the 
time.  Let them know though.  They might look into what is wrong.  People 
have films for years and never have I heard of a problem like this.  I tend 
to just order the film, copy and send it back.
Rosalie Amison

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Elizabeth Budry" <erbudry at sc.rr.com>
To: <terminiimerese at comunesofitaly.org>
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2008 4:51 PM
Subject: [TI] LDS films


> Rosalie:
>
> About six years ago, I read a film from the comune of Terrasini but 
> because
> I did not know my g-grandparents' names I just took names down and saved
> them.  I now know my g-grandparents' names.  I have this same film six 
> years
> later and believe it or not, it is not too readable.  It is very faded and 
> I
> cannot find the names I had written down.  Is it because they make copies 
> of
> copies?  Will I have a better chance of getting a better copy of this film
> if I reorder it?   Have you had any experience with this?
>
> Elizabeth Budry
>
>
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