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Many FamilySearch Centers (FSCs) have a list for patron use of the films in on short-term loan. This may be called the ''Flip Chart'', a term dating back to the spiral-bound books provided to the first FSCs for keeping this list. | Many FamilySearch Centers (FSCs) have a list for patron use of the films in on short-term loan. This may be called the ''Flip Chart'', a term dating back to the spiral-bound books provided to the first FSCs for keeping this list. | ||
Take note of the film number and due date for any films of possible use, then look up (and print off) the details on the Family History Library Catalog | Take note of the film number and due date for any films of possible use, then look up (and print off) the details on the Family History Library Catalog at the FSC. To save valuable FSC time, check at home on the Internet LDS Site Family History Library Catalog under ''Film/Fiche Search''. | ||
You will then know the exact parishes and dates on each film and can decide whether you want to read it next time you are there. I write film number, due date and brief details on a slip of paper of similar size to an order form, and keep these in due date order with my own orders in a pocket in my work book. | You will then know the exact parishes and dates on each film and can decide whether you want to read it next time you are there. I write film number, due date and brief details on a slip of paper of similar size to an order form, and keep these in due date order with my own orders in a pocket in my work book. | ||