Journal Scenarios

**caa** · 07 Oct 05, 11:32

I like to keep my scenarios in a binder in page protectors. This makes it easy to look through and pull out the one that I might play. Mu question is what do you all do with Journal scenarios? I mean it is easy to put regular scenarios in a page protector and file them in the binder, but the Journal scenarios are bound into the Journal. Do you pull apart the journal and cut the scenarios apart? If I just leave them in the journal, I think I will probably not look at them as much when I am looking for a scenario to play.

Thanks,
Chris.

**kdalton** · 07 Oct 05, 11:44

Some people pull them out of the journal. I photo-copy mine and put them in page protectors.

**Johnny Canuck** · 07 Oct 05, 11:51

My journals are still pristine.

The scenarios are scanned, printed and stored in a binder.

I put any scenarios I'm playing in a pouch near my computer, and scribble notes on it, i.e. my opponent, date etc.

If I play that scenario again, I'll print out a new one.

**Gunner Scott** · 07 Oct 05, 11:55

Hi-

Scanned mine in also with the addition of putting the corrected errata onto the scenarios.

Scott

**Warman** · 07 Oct 05, 11:56

I have photo copied all of mine. Then laminate them. Of course having the corrections helps also, so you do not have to repeat.

**Kevin Kenneally** · 07 Oct 05, 13:11

Originally Posted by kdalton

Some people pull them out of the journal. I photo-copy mine and put them in page protectors.

Keith,
I have done the same. But I am slowly starting to color copy my scenarios, so as not to destroy the Journal or Annual they are in.

**da priest** · 07 Oct 05, 13:17

Originally Posted by kdalton

Some people pull them out of the journal. I photo-copy mine and put them in page protectors.

Psstt..Keith, just between us guys..you work for MMP! Remember?

This is what you say:

"I buy TWO copies of the Journal, cut up one and stash the scenarios in page protectors!"

Geesh, and they hired him???

**Kevin Kenneally** · 07 Oct 05, 13:21

Originally Posted by da priest

Psstt..Keith, just between us guys..you work for MMP! Remember?

This is what you say:

"I buy TWO copies of the Journal, cut up one and stash the scenarios in page protectors!"

Geesh, and they hired him???

Ron,

Lets be gentle now.... We all know how "sensitive" Keith is.....

Why do you think MMP hired him..... So they can get credit with hiring a person with "special" (dis)abilities......

**Johnny Canuck** · 07 Oct 05, 14:09

Originally Posted by SGT Holst

Hi-

Scanned mine in also with the addition of putting the corrected errata onto the scenarios.

Scott

There's something I don't do, and have been fortunately saved by Rick White (the local guru) on more than one occasion.

**Corporal Kindel** · 07 Oct 05, 14:24

Originally Posted by caa

I like to keep my scenarios in a binder in page protectors. This makes it easy to look through and pull out the one that I might play. Mu question is what do you all do with Journal scenarios? I mean it is easy to put regular scenarios in a page protector and file them in the binder, but the Journal scenarios are bound into the Journal. Do you pull apart the journal and cut the scenarios apart? If I just leave them in the journal, I think I will probably not look at them as much when I am looking for a scenario to play.

Thanks,
Chris.

Photocopy them and put them in page protectors in a binder, then you can scribble the inevitable errata on it too as it comes. You'll be sorry if you tear up your journal just to have the original scenarios unnecessarily separated when it comes time to sell on eBay, when everyone else is getting $100+ for their OOP journals in 10 years and yours is only getting $20 because it's all torn up.