DearMYRTLE’s Family History Hour 28 Aug 2007 genealogy podcast

DearLISTENERS & READERS,
DearMYRTLE’s Family History Hour 28 Aug 2007 genealogy podcast is available for listening via computer or transferred to your .mp3 player if you choose to download the file. An alternative would be to download the file automatically via iTunes.

For a complete list of current DearMYRTLE podcasts visit: http://podcasts.DearMYRTLE.com .

TOPICS & GUESTS THIS WEEK
FootnoteMaven, our favorite genealogical footnoter of note! Maven shares her suggestion about embedding identifying info in the scanned image of an ancestor’s photo. She’s not talking about adding a text label to the bottom of the image itself, she’s talking simple additional file information. See her blog entry titled “Get Organized: Store Information Directly In Your Photographsfor screen shots using Adobe Photo Shop. Ol' Myrt here has tried this with Corel’s Paint Shop Pro, and it works!

MightyMouse TOUR
Research Outlines
by our friends at FamilySearch.org provide ideas for genealogical studies in specific localities throughout the world. After explaining how to locate this valuable how-to collection online, Myrt provides a step-by-step tour of the Germany Research Outline in .pdf format, including information on how to navigate the .pdf file using Acrobat Reader. Feel free to pause, rewind and replay the .mp3 file, until you get the hang of using these valuable research outlines.

LINKS WE MENTION

BLOG ENTRIES FROM DearMYRTLE this week, not mentioned in the podcast include:

For more information about listening to Myrt’s genealogy podcasts see DearMYRTLE’s Podcast how-to info .

For more information about other genealogy & history podcasts see What’s on DearMYRTLE’s iPod?

Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt
DearMYRTLE,
Your friend in genealogy.
Myrt@DearMYRTLE.com
http://www.dearmyrtle.com

© 2007 Pat Richley, All Rights Reserved.


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