National Archivist site

For those who don't already know:

<quote>
Further to our announcement last week, the National Archivist is no
longer taking new registrations or purchases for credits. If you
already have valid credits with us, you may continue to use these as
normal on our website up until Thursday 20 th April.

On Thursday 20 April 2006 the National Archivist website will be
closing down and your account will be transferred to 1837online.com
along with any units you have remaining. From this date you will be
able to search the archives on the 1837online.com website.

What will happen to my account?
1837online.com will create a new account for you automatically using
the email address with which you registered on National Archivist as
your user name and contact email. You will then be emailed with
details of how to activate your account.

Tip: It is worth setting your email account to allow emails from the
1837online.com domain to ensure you receive the email giving you
details of the changes. If you have not received an email by 25 April
2006, you should contact 1837online.comʼs customer helpdesk on 0870
7771837 or email them on info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Customers with live credits on National Archivist on 20 April will
have their credits converted to 1837online units at a rate of two
units per credit. Every registered customer will also receive details
of a very special introductory offer to 1837online.com.

If you are already registered with 1837online.com using the same email
address as registered on National Archivist, your live units will
simply be transferred to your existing account.

We thank you for working with us to ensure that the transfer of
accounts is as smooth as possible and look forward to welcoming you to
continued successful searching of our archives in their new home.

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