Congratulations to Judy of Knotty Needle who won our Scanalog contest!

Here’s Judy’s randomly selected comment:

This would be sooooo great! So often I want to save an article, but at the same time maybe use an image on an ad on the same page for altering. What do you do! And would clear out a filing drawer of articles and it is so hard to find them when you need them.

Judy, I hope this software system helps you organize your mags and crafts!

Thank you so much to everyone who entered. I really love it when the comments on contest posts are interesting to read and insightful.

Thanks also to the sponsor, Scanalog. Happy magazine reading everyone.

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And the Scanalog Contest Winner is

Scanalog is a CD-ROM software system that magazine readers can use to store, catalog and retrieve their favorite articles. There are lots of ways this can come in handy:

• Store and organize recipes, craft/DIY repair directions, patterns and anything you find interesting.

• Go ahead and eliminate clutter and be green — recycle those magazines instead of letting them collect dust.

Included in the Scanalog Magazine Cataloging System (retails for $50):

-CD-ROM Software Program
-Printed SCANALOG User Guide
-SCANTABS Label System (for marking articles as you read)
-SCANALOG Mouse pad

Please only enter if you intend to use this product and you have a scanner and computer. Why? I’d like for the winner to check back in comments to let the readers know how the product worked. Nothing fancy. A couple of sentences. Of course, I can’t make you do that, but it would be nice. . .

Simple rules:

1. Enter once per household before midnight Thursday, July 31. I’ll announce a randomly selected winner on August 1. The winner will have 5 days to respond to my e-mail request for a mailing address.

2. To enter, leave a comment on this post. Tell me anything, but if you want to make it interesting, tell me about your favorite magazines!

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Win Scanalog: A Great Way to Organize Magazine Articles