I currently have to-do notes in multiple research notebooks and scrawled in the margins of printouts, etc, which often works for me, but is hardly organized. Does anyone use legacy's to-do function, and if so, do you have tips, advice or things to watch out for? I've read the help section on to-do's and the web site tour, but I'm not certain as to the best way to use it. For example, are there advantages/disadvantages to making an item general vs person-specific? I'm near our state library and do many obit searches, not only for me, but for others who contact me. Presently I keep a more-or-less rolling list of obits for which I'm looking, worrying more about lumping by time periods than by who the person is, but occasionally a request drops off my radar screen. If I start entering all of this in legacy, would I make general entries of obits that I'm looking for? or is there a reason I would want them by person? Thank you for any suggestions, Alaine ~~~~~ www.nepagenealogy.com www.lackawannacounty.info