Thanks, Lee. Good to know that's probably a false warning. Hhhhhmmm... I think PDF is starting to look like the way to go. I have never attached an exhibit to a source and I don't think it will matter to me when printing out charts. But, I wonder how that might show up in SS. Would there be a camera icon next to the source that one clicks on? That would be cool! I like that. Thank you, Lee! Terry > On Aug 25, 2015, at 2:44 PM, Lee Hoffman/KY <azchief@bellsouth.net> wrote: > > At 8/25/2015 13:11, Taryn L. Phelan wrote: >> I am playing around with everyone's suggestions about saving or deleting Emails as sources. >> What are the pros and cons to saving them as PDF's or downloading Irfanview and saving as JPG? >> Out of 500+ Emails, maybe 20 have two pages. The rest are mostly one page. > > Personally, I would save them as PDF -- especially if you can put them into just one or a few (maybe by topic or family line) files. Either way, you could create Exhibits for them and attach the Exihibit to the Source that cites it. > >> I attempted to download Irfanview thru File Forum (Editors's Pick), but big red warning page came on when I hit download: "The Site Ahead contains Harmful Programs. Attackers on fileforum.betanews.com might attempt to trick you into installing programs that harm your browsing experience"...... > > I expect that is a false warning and probably depends on setti9ngs in your anti-virus software. If you go to <http://www.irfanview.com> and click on Download, you can select from a bunch of download sites. I like the TUCOWS site myself. If you still get the warning, just ignore it. > > Lee >

Taryn, Any emails that contain text only should probably be saved as text. You can store the text in the Comments field of the associated TMG source (if any), or in standalone text files, or both. John