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 :Gouldrup, Lawrence P. [http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17346781&referer=brief_results Writing the Family Narrative]. Salt Lake City: Ancestry, 1987. (FHL book 929.1 G738w.)
-See the “[[United States Genealogy|Genealogy]]” section of this article for information about the [[Ancestral File|Ancestral File]] and other ways you can share the results of your research.
+You do not have to use computers to do family history, but they can be very helpful. Genealogical software programs help you transcribe, organize, display, print, and transmit your findings to other researchers.
-You do not have to use computers to do family history, but they can be very helpful. [[PAF and Other Genealogy Organizers|Personal Ancestral File]] and similar software programs help you transcribe, organize, display, print, and transmit your findings to other researchers who use personal computers.
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