
Step away from your point-and-shoot and ask yourself this: Are the 200 photos you took on your baby's first birthday sitting in the same desktop folder as shots from the neighborhood block party -- from, ahem, three years ago? Have you broken countless promises to your in-laws to share last year's family vacation pics? Did the most recent photo you printed out come from your college graduation (a picture that's now collecting dust in the attic)?
If you're being honest, you probably answered yes to at least one of the above and you have a common case of Digital Photo Disorder (DPD). Luckily for you, we found the cure. Follow our simple step-by-step plan and you (and your photos) will be on your way to a full recovery in no time.
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