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Limited # of clippings on GW

14 years ago

Just found out the hard way..got a message that you are only allowed to save 50 clippings on GW..so I had to go through all of mine that I'd saved and delete some. Do you have a better suggestion how I can save favorite clippings, other than printing them all off? Can I highlight favorite information and print it out to put in my garden journal to keep as a reference for later?

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trudi_d
14 years ago
Can you save the clipping to your computer?
brandymulvaine
14 years ago
I just email them to myself and save them that way!
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aliska12000
14 years ago
I just copy and paste into a Wordpad .rtf text document and save it in my Garden file text folder with keywords in the title. I keep a separate folder for garden and flower images I save for future reference as well. I can save photos into that, too.

I haven't used the clippings. Sometimes I email things to myself, too, and back up my order confirmations and other important emails in gmail by forwarding to myself in that account. I don't download my emails from there, just leave them there.

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