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Quick Guide: Online Photo Editors Premium
With news that Google is abandoning its photo-editing service, Picasa, you may be wondering how you’ll edit your pictures now. The choices are many, both online and via your mobile devices. Some services feature one-click fixes, stickers, frames and fun collages; others have the sophistication of high-end editing software...
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Six Key Ancestry.com Collections Premium
Discover the best collections Ancestry.com has to offer for finding information on your ancestors.
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How to Use the Ancestry.com Card Catalog Premium
How do you find more ancestor answers in the genealogy collections at Ancestry.com? Follow these tips to master the Ancestry.com Card Catalog.
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How to Search Smarter for Online Records Premium
Genealogists, start your search engines and speed to the online ancestor information you need.
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4 Keys to Creating a Great Family Tree Website
The best family tree websites share these four key elements. Here are questions to ask yourself about yours.
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Find Me Online Premium
The internet is crowded with ancestors and fellow researchers. Share your family tree online—and reap the rewards—using one (or all) of these three options.
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One in a Million Premium
So you've found your ancestors among the zillions of names in online trees. Now what? Follow these eight steps to verify your finds and see where they lead.
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City Guide: Los Angeles Genealogy Premium
Digging into the city's multicultural roots can be both a challenge and a fiesta–these tips and resources will get you started on your Los Angeles genealogy.
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Tutorial: Live Roots Premium
This free website aims to help genealogists locate records and resources -- both free and fee-based on independent websites, large commercial repositories and in printed materials not yet digitized.
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Make a Family Movie in 11 Steps Premium
Here’s an idea to cut down on gift-giving stress and make the holiday gathering more fun: Create a family history movie. All it takes is free software and the digital photos or videos you already have.
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