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It is not always a case of older generations not being comfortable with technology.

I tend to save stuff in paper archives because it is easier to refer to. I started doing that when I only had a single computer, and having a webpage or text file open with instructions and whatever I was working on as well was awkward. I'd have to keep swapping windows (or sessions), first reading what needed doing, then switch over and make the change. Often switching back and forth several times checking before committing the change.

Even now with four PCs in the house, I find it easier to have the instructions there in front of me, maybe I can move my eyes faster than the computer can switch windows :)

When you find yourself looking at a pc that won't boot, with help on fixing it on the hard drive, you'll realise that paper does have some advantages. :)

I have some photos online, mainly so members of my family can access them, but I still like real photos in frames around the house. Maybe I could replace those frames with LCD panels and display digital pictures, but the cost and hbuttle puts me off.