Thanks for all the responses to this thread. I didn't think it would generate as much commentary as it did. There have been some good ideas and thoughts in this thread and I appreciate those who took the time to comment, either publicly or privately.<div>
<br></div><div>Based upon what I read, I'm sticking with Word for the time being as that seems to be working about 95% of the time for the proofreader and me. I decided years ago that I did not want to be a programmer and when anything starts to require me to devote too much time to "programming" type activities, I chose a different route. There is only so much time and I would rather devote what time and energy I have to research, writing, and understanding the family, it's records and the context in which they were created. If I have to do that at the expense of the graphic that occasionally is 1/16 of an inch off, then so be it. But that's just me. Everyone needs to determine how they best work and what works best for them. That's why this list is great as we all have different perspectives and are able to share those perspectives. </div>
<div><br></div><div>Michael</div><div><br>-- <br>------------------------------------<br>Michael John Neill<br>Casefile Clues-Genealogy How-Tos<br><a href="http://www.casefileclues.com">http://www.casefileclues.com</a><br>
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