Sharon Meeker

Thanks for this idea. I'll have to think about what might work best for me. I have about 600 sources and also wanted to check which ones I have "attached" to a repository. I guess I'll put this on the "wish list" for a future revision to TMG.

Thanks for your suggestions. I have tried the List of Sources reports and neither flavor offers what I want. I did not think of exporting them to a file and maybe combining them. I'll look into that. My favorite library does have its catalog on-line, but sometimes not all the elements I need are listed in full. I also need more source info from some places that do not have on-line catalogs. However, that suggestion did give me the idea of using both my computers to accomplish some of this. I can set TMG up on one and the on-line catalog on the other. Better than trying to flip and manage windows. I have never used this posting method before and I hope I am doing this OK. I read the forum frequently and find lots of helpful people offering lots of great ideas. Thanks again.

Can someone tell me if there is a way to print a list of all my sources (or some subset thereof) that shows ALL of the information from each source. I have a lot of corrections to make and it would be handy to take a detailed list to the library to check missing info (publication date, volume number or whatever). I would especially like to be able to print the abbreviation (which I have used for my own file number system) and the full source information on one list. Any ideas?