Digital Scrapbooking Now

I've printed out a lot of pictures from my computer/printer (for genealogy purposes and scrapbook) over the past several years (the printers were Canon and HP) but now that I look at those pages they seem to be fading. How do I keep them from fading? Even the printed out pages with just black ink seem to be fading.

First: There is no forever…

Second: Use high quality paper without any acidic properties and use a picture printer not an ink jet type printer.

Third: Coat the picture with the anti infra-red and anti ultra-violet coating of your choice.

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I am a quadriplegic and I would like to make a scrapbook of my daughter to give to my mother for Christmas. I can not use my hands but I do have a voice activated computer. I need to find a website where I can upload photographs and add beautiful layouts and captions or quotes. I would rather find something free but I would pay a small amount if it is worth it. I would also like to find a website where you can either print it off and maybe put it in a binder but I would like to have that option to maybe have it professionally published or binded. Thanks so much for your help!

My friend is a Creative Memories Consultant and they have a website where you can create a custom scrapbook online and publish it too.

I don't know her personal link, but here is the generic one.

ADDED: Oh, I should mention, while it is not "cheap" I've seen one she had printed and bound (published) of her children and it turned out fantastic. Well worth it.

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A video tutorial on how to create a circle with text in Microsoft Word.

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