Marina
Another angle for you is to use the Archive system in Outlook. The Archive
folder can be on any drive on your PC and Outlook puts a Archive Folder in
the folder list with links back to the e-mails. You can then sort the
e-mails on any field e.g. from or subject to make retrieval easy.  

Brendan

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Garrison
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 3:43 AM
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Correspondence Tracking

I am just wondering if anyone uses Legacy to track incoming and outgoing
correspondence (particularly email).  I am getting so many emails about
various family lines that it is hard to keep track of them.

Currently I store the emails in Outlook in a folder for the surname and
print copies of them and put them in a file.  But now that I have hundreds
of emails this is becoming unmanageable when trying to find them.

I notice that the to-do list area has a correspondence flag.  Is this a
viable option for storing emails
Any comments/ideas?

Marina


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