To return to the main menu click the icon above.

How to search
The basis of comma is the ability to search in many languages with a controlled set of categories.You are never offered a search choice that does not give at least give one record.     

Searching for a particular record
Example:If you want to find all the records featuring family wedding records between 1945 and 1955 then you:

1  Click on the Search icon

2  Click on People3  Click on Family       
You will then be able to see how many records feature families.

4  Click on Date

5  Click in the year box and enter '1950' in the year box as this is the middle point in the period of interest.

6  Click the single question mark ?

7  Enter '5' in the space for +-Year. This tells the computer to look for all records within 5 years each side of 1950

8  Click Finished You will then be able to see thumbnails of records feature family wedding and have a date between 1945 and 1955

9  Click Buildings, then Religious, then Finished

10  Click on View results to see one of these records

11  To move to other pages of thumbnails (if there is more than one page) click on the arrows at the top of the screen       

Records with hotspots will have a yellow spot underneath their thumbnail       

To look at larger versions of the pictures click on the image       

Click on the show the hotspots button to show (or hide) hotspots.       

If there is a reminiscence icon then click to read it.Starting a fresh search       

To start a new search click clear and the previous search will be forgotten.Searching inside particular archives

12  Click on "Change to another archive" at the top of the screen

13  Choose the archive by clicking on it

14  If you want to return to view all archives then click on "Change to another archive" and click on "Clear"