Capturing the personal touch in a computer culture

Are you more `drag and drop' than `clip and save'? Then scrapbook digitally.

By Zan Dubin Scott, Special to The TimesApril 6, 2006

WHEN Lianna Vigil came upon the only known photo of her maternal great-grandmother last year, the avid scrapbooker instantly pictured it in one of her albums. She also counted 10 close kin who would want to share the treasure. She had to create only a single album, however, thanks to digital scrapbooking, a thriving segment of the memory trade that's making more crafters like Vigil ditch paper and glue in favor of drag and drop.

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