Is there anywhere I can view Scottish Birth Records pre 1900's online?

Question:Scotland's People, but you'll have to pay ￡6 to buy credits for access to each thirty pages. The credits last for three months.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Scotland's People, but you'll have to pay ￡6 to buy credits for access to each thirty pages. The credits last for three months.

Yes but it's a pay site.
http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/

http://www.familysearch.org is free but it is incomplete.

http://www.ancestry.co.uk

I think this is highly unlikely, due to the fact that we are governed by the Data Protection Act here in the UK. I purchased a birth certificate for 1854, and I was unsure about the fathers employment, he was a tailor by trade, but it looked like sailor on the 1851 census. At the register office I asked if I could look at the register, It took two ladies to hold a piece of paper above and below the entry for the birth certificate and another one to hold the book. So I wasn't even allowed to see any other entry than the one relevant to me.
You could contact www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk but I am sure they will tell you that this information is not readily available to the public.
Hope this helps.