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-THIS TEMPLATE IS UNDER DEVELOPMENT AND FEEDBACK IS BEING REVIEWED FROM A FEW KEY PEOPLE. IT HAS BEEN DISCUSSED IN A COMMUNITY MEETING, BUT THE TEMPLATE HAS NOT BEEN FINALIZED. CHANGES MADE TO IT OTHER THAN THE AUTHOR MAY BE LOST. PLEASE USE DISCUSSION PAGE FOR COMMENTS.
+This is the {{tl|HistRecColl}} template. This template is used for formatting the text and links for FamilySearch Historical Record Collections citations. Three parameters are required:
-This is the {{tl|HistRecColl}} template. This template is used for formatting the text and links for FamilySearch Historical Record Collections citations. Three parameters are required:
+:1. either the collection number, or the countryId number
-:1. either the collection number, or the countryId number
+:2. whether it is the collection, or countryId number
-:2. whether it is the collection, or countryId number
 :3. either the collection title, or the countryId name
-When you search http://www.WorldCat.org/ for a title, you will find the OCLC number in details section of the edition. Alternatively, it may be shown in the URL immediately after the "oclc" text. Enter this number in the template as the first parameter.
+'''Title collection numbers.''' When you bring up a title in the [http://familysearch.org/search/collection/list FamilySearch Historical Record Collections], you will find the collection number at the end of the Internet URL. For example, if you click '''''United States''''', then click '''''Missouri''''', and then click the title '''''Missouri, Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865''''', you will see the Internet URL for this collection ends with the number '''1932374'''.
+'''Place countryId numbers.'''
+<br> If you bin details section of the edition. Alternatively, it may be shown in the URL immediately after the "oclc" text. Enter this number in the template as the first parameter.
 An optional parameter '''<tt>disp</tt>''' can be specified, allowing the user to control the link text.