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"Colin,\n \nWhy do you want to enter the cause of death? Answer that and the answer to your question becomes simpler.\n \nIf you think it's interesting to readers, I'd enter it in the Memo of the Death Tag, and if you use narrative reports, modify the Sentence of the Death Tag Type so it includes \n \nI don't generally enter it at all, but when it's interesting that's what I do.\n \nIf you want it for research purposes it many be better to put it in a custom Tag Type. Then you can search for specific causes with a filter. Or, use a custom Flag, which allows you to create Accents or color code box charts.\n \nIf you have a different purpose, let us know and we can suggest ideas.\n \nPDF's can be attached as Exhibits, and if you read the notice carefully it only says they can't be included in TMG reports. So again, why do you want to attach them. If it's to include them in reports, you can't, because the reports only support embedding of images and true text files. So if it's important to include them in TMG reports, you either need to convert them to text files, or make images of them.\n \nIf it's for reference, they can be attached, and if you want to view them TMG will send them to a PDF view to display them. I'm not a fan of attaching exhibits for reference - I think they are easier to find in a well organized file system on your computer outside of TMG.\n \nIf it's for display in websites created with Second Site, you can do that. PDFs are not an idea medium for web browsers because you can't control how the reader will experience them - it depends on settings on their computer. If it's important to retain the page formatting it works, but otherwise converting them to images or in plain text usually works better.\n"
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