[Sca-cooks] Documentation question

[Terry Decker]

A very good point.  Having a copy of the information is a big help when the
website disappears and you can't find it any more.

To keep from being indunated in paper, I usually copy the URL, date and
information into a word processor document and store it with appropriate
label.  I always make sure I have a backup of the documents in case the hard
drive rolls over and dies.

Bear

>I'll pass on a recommendation I've heard from people doing this. When
>you are doing your research, Print Out the pages you use. The print out
>will give you a date stamp. In the reference, include the date. Why?
>Well, if the webmaster revises his entire premise, or even just adds
>information, the day after you submit your documentation, you still have
>something you can point to...  Same if the site goes down, or goes away
>and you can't find its new home, or...  Yes, I know you want to use the
>computer so you are not surrounded by paper. I'm sorry...
>
>Anne