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In genealogical research, it may never be possible to "verify" all information, but we can have high confidence in research that is thorough and reasonable. Such efforts produce quality sources and benefit the genealogical community. Sharing | In genealogical research, it may never be possible to "verify" all information, but we can have high confidence in research that is thorough and reasonable. Such efforts produce quality sources and benefit the genealogical community. Sharing your research gives your fellow researchers an opportunity to offer suggestions and add new information. | ||
If you are using a computer program for your genealogical record keeping, be sure it supports GEDCOM (see [[Organize the New Records#Using_a_Computer_for_Genealogy|Using a Computer for Genealogy]]) so that you can share your information with others. | If you are using a computer program for your genealogical record keeping, be sure it supports GEDCOM (see [[Organize the New Records#Using_a_Computer_for_Genealogy|Using a Computer for Genealogy]]) so that you can share your information with others. | ||
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Other books about writing a family history are listed in the [[Use the Information#For_Further_Reading|For Further Reading]] section of this outline and in the Subject Search of the Family History Library Catalog under— | Other books about writing a family history are listed in the [[Use the Information#For_Further_Reading|For Further Reading]] section of this outline and in the Subject Search of the Family History Library Catalog under— | ||
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'''''Books.''''' With the growing popularity of “desk top publishing,” it is becoming very easy to publish a book about your family. You can use genealogical computer programs to produce various forms, charts and text. Small-press-run publishers that specialize in family history can be found at genealogy conferences. They will help you learn about providing camera-ready copy, and help you determine how many copies you can afford to print. | '''''Books.''''' With the growing popularity of “desk top publishing,” it is becoming very easy to publish a book about your family. You can use genealogical computer programs to produce various forms, charts and text. Small-press-run publishers that specialize in family history can be found at genealogy conferences. They will help you learn about providing camera-ready copy, and help you determine how many copies you can afford to print. |
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