Thank you Rebecca for adding to the list of those who are experiencing the same problem. It makes me feel better to realize others find themselves with the same dilemma. I kept telling myself that I should have anticipated the problem and figured it out from the beginning. I thought my Family Treemaker Program would neatly print everything out; I would simply 3 hole punch and put the pages in waiting notebooks. Ha! Another thing: Sometimes I just want to ask a question while I'm dealing with a specific problem. Most SKCGS meetings aren't the place to get answers to specific questions unrelated to the days topic. Here's an example: My aunt in Romania gave me some original church records (one from 1825). I've taken many photo copies of it and the others.... but: Should I laminate the original for future generations? Is that the best way to preserve it? Maybe another way of thinking would be, what the heck, I've got a lot of copies now, so what's the difference if future generations see the original or a copy. Same with vintage photos. I can make a digital that's better than the original vintage photo and a digital of a digital does not lose clarity like a copy of a copy. Well, these are some things I think of as I plow through boxes of wonderful stuff feeling overwhelmed, but determined to organize each individual thing. Do we have a computer way to ask a specific question to our members so we can learn from those who have already come up with good answers to the kookiest questions? Shirley Taylor