Easy family history how-to

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Aunt Pearl’s got those awesome family stories, but she’s beginning to be a little forgetful at times. That, and a lot of the old family photos are starting to look pretty ragged.

I know you’re interested in putting your family history together, because you’re here.

Take advantage of my experience

As a multimedia producer, I’ve done these projects for other people and conducted hundreds of interviews. I will show you how to give your project a professional look, something of pride.

Free Graphic Design Tutorial in PDF format. Requires Free Adobe Reader

Teaches you to design like a pro.

  

Helps you give polish to whichever type of family history project you plan.                                                                                   

This free tutorial gives you the professional guidelines to pick out a color scheme, layout text and image composition.

More tools are in this website to help you choose and implement a shareable family history project

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Protect your photos

Photographs deteriorate with time, but you can slow the process down considerably by storing your photos in acid-free and lignen-free envelopes, boxes, and albums. Make a digital copy of them as well that can be reformatted and saved forever. Keeping track of those digital copies can be a nightmare. I’ll show you how to organize them for easy retrieval.

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