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All my pictures have been saved as JPGs. How do I convert them to TIFFs?
10/5/2011
Storing copies of your files on a remote server is becoming a popular way to ensure your data's safety.
8/2/2011
To share or not to share? Follow these tips for safely including information about living relatives in your genealogy projects.
6/24/2011
The ability to take your tree with you and to view attached records makes this irresistible for any iPad- or iPhone-owning genealogist.
6/14/2011
If you already own Reunion for the Mac and an iPad, this is a no-brainer -- maybe the best $14.99 you've ever spent on genealogy.
6/14/2011
A virtual world of genealogy can improve your real-life research.
6/14/2011
How do you convert old home movies and photos to digital? Try out one of these conversion services.
1/4/2011
Learn how to home in on answers to ancestral place puzzles with our guide to Google Earth.
12/29/2010
Are your old pictures faded and creased? Undo the damage with our guide to fixing four common photo flaws.
12/29/2010
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.
12/29/2010
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