On 04-Dec-2012 9:08 PM, Pat Hickin wrote: > Speaking of archival scans and lower dpi scans attached to Legacy > leads me to wonder how you organize your files of same. > > Pat > I use 2 directories; one is the normal Legacy Directory, the other is a "Genealogy" directory. In the genealogy directory, I have a Documents sub-directory and a Photos sub-directory. I keep all scans, PDF's, TIFF's etc, in that set of directories. When I have completed my editing of scanned photos, I use the editing software to create a 300 DPI JPG file. I then copy this file to the Legacy Photo directory. All true documents are scanned as PDF's and stored in that format.
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