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Digital Cameras for Genealogists
Simplify your digital-camera shopping. Our genealogy-focused buying guide helps you zoom in on features that are right for you.
11/3/2010
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10 Electronic Newsletter Ideas
Need inspiration for creating a family e-newsletter? Try these 10 tips.
9/27/2010
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Electronic Family Newsletters
Start spreading the news about your kin with a family newsletter. But don't waste paper or lick stamps—publish the electronic way.
9/27/2010
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayYou've Got Mail
Publishing a newsletter for far-flung family has never been easier. Simply let the World Wide Web be your postman.
9/23/2010
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayThe Toolkit: Free Online Photo Editors
These free sites let you tweak and enhance photos on the fly.
9/9/2010
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Calling Long-Distance
Talk is cheap when you call via computer. Try these services to phone far-away kin at no (or low) cost.
8/3/2010
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The Dish on Cookbooks
Your ancestors didn't have a Martha Stewart or Betty Crocker to guide the way in the kitchen. Read on to discover the history of cookbooks.
5/25/2010
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayAugust 2010 Family Archivist
Taking a look at lamination, how to encapsulate an heirloom document, and antique spectacles.
5/24/2010
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodaySaving Yourself
Don’t let your genealogical legacy slip away—try these 10 ideas to document your life and become the ancestor you always wished you had.
5/21/2010
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Photo Detective: Bequeathing Your Photos
5/12/2010
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