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:C. Beginner’s Corner – The top of the side bar on the left you will see “Beginners Corner”, with a list of links. | :C. Beginner’s Corner – The top of the side bar on the left you will see “Beginners Corner”, with a list of links. | ||
:[[Image:Mexico Beginner's Corner.JPG|150px|Mexico Beginner's Corner.JPG]]<br> | : [[Image:Mexico Beginner's Corner.JPG|150px|Mexico Beginner's Corner.JPG]]<br> | ||
::1) Getting Started: This article will guide you through the steps for getting started researching you ancestors from Mexico. If this applies or interests you, please take the time to read through all of the articles to learn as much as you can.<br> | ::1) Getting Started: This article will guide you through the steps for getting started researching you ancestors from Mexico. If this applies or interests you, please take the time to read through all of the articles to learn as much as you can.<br> | ||
::2) Quick start guide: If you are not new to research and just want to get busy, click on this link. There are a lot of useful links and information on these pages. <br> | ::2) Quick start guide: If you are not new to research and just want to get busy, click on this link. There are a lot of useful links and information on these pages. <br> | ||
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::4) Locating a Place of Origin: If your ancestors came to the United States, it might be difficult to discover what part of Mexico they came from. This page will give you ideas of where to start looking. <br> | ::4) Locating a Place of Origin: If your ancestors came to the United States, it might be difficult to discover what part of Mexico they came from. This page will give you ideas of where to start looking. <br> | ||
::5) Mexico Resources. This is a good list of some of the resources that will help you in your research. It includes such things as Translation and handwriting help. <br> | ::5) Mexico Resources. This is a good list of some of the resources that will help you in your research. It includes such things as Translation and handwriting help. <br> | ||
: | :D. Google Translate. If you have never used google translate, it is a wonderful tool for other languages. | ||
::a) Open a browser. In the search bar type in google translate and press enter<br> | |||
::b) You will see this response: <br> | |||
:::c) Where it says Detect language, click on the down arrow and select Spanish<br> | [[Image:Google_translate.JPG|200px|]] | ||
::c) Where it says Detect language, click on the down arrow and select Spanish<br> | |||
::d) Type the word you want to translate where it says, “enter text”. (Just click on the word Enter and start typing) <br> | |||
::e) In the second box where it says “English”, you will see the translation. <br> | |||
:C. Topic<br> | :C. Topic<br> | ||