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Now What?: Copyright and Online Photos
Is it OK to use photos you find online? We'll help clear up the confusion and keep you legal.
6/15/2010
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Photos & Heirlooms »  
Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayNow What?: Copyright Concerns
Copying photos at an in-store photo kiosk.
6/1/2004
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Photos & Heirlooms »  
Now What?: Digitizing Photos for Your Online Family Tree
Expert advice on simple options for digitizing family photos.
9/28/2009
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Photos & Heirlooms »  
Now What?: Do Family Tree Sites Help Identity Thieves?
Get tips for using family tree sites and protecting your identity online.
9/28/2009
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Online Genealogy »  
Now What?: DPI Done Right
An expert explains what dpi is and why it's important for archiving your photos.
9/27/2009
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Photos & Heirlooms »  
Now What?: Find Ancestors Online With Search Wildcards
Looking for ancestors in online genealogy databases? Learn how to use wildcard searches to your advantage.
12/2/2010
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Online Genealogy »  
Now What?: Genealogy Records of Stillborn Infants
Where to look for genealogical records of children who were stillborn or died shortly after birth.
10/13/2009
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  
Now What?: Grave Shelters
11/12/2009
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Social History »  
Now What?: Hiring a Pro for Overseas Research
Expert answers for the beginner, befuddled and anyone hitting a brick wall.
1/26/2011
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Immigration »  
Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayNow What?: Lost and Foundling
Tracing orphaned ancestors.
6/1/2003
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Adoption »  
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