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======<u>'''Military Records - Military'''</u>======

Military records are found in many places on the internet from 1785 to the Vietnam war.  You will learn how to find specific records on different websites, and how to google unusual records.  Pension files and how to order them, are so important and you can find much information on other members of the serviceman's family.  Death records can be found as well as marriage dates and places.  Some explain what they did in the service, and where they served.

This will be an interactive, participatory demonstration and workshop to get you started with ideas about collecting and organizing family memories, and an introduction to using Microsoft Word.  You don’t need to know how to                type.  You will be presented with some computer basics, including how to use a mouse, even if your hand shakes.  You will learn how to enter stories in the form of text through typing and dictation.  We will talk about some basic formatting, spelling and grammar tools, how to change things if you want to move text around, saving and printing your story, and a class bonus of page numbering, paragraphs and line spacing.  Future classes will build upon the knowledge presented here to teach you how to build a family history book.

This will once again be an interactive, participatory demonstration and workshop to explore some of the intermediate level tools of Microsoft Word and Libre Office Writer. This is a continuation of the first Preserving Family Memories using Microsoft Word class.  We will explore tabs, paragraphs, line spacing, headers, footers and page numbering, tables, columns and the find and replace function.  Future classes will build upon the knowledge presented here to teach you how to use Word to do scrapbooking.

This will once again be an interactive, participatory demonstration and workshop to explore some of the intermediate level tools of Microsoft Word and Libre Office Writer. This is a continuation of the first Preserving Family Memories using Microsoft Word class.  We will explore tabs, paragraphs, line spacing, headers, footers and page numbering, tables, columns and the find and replace function.  Future classes will build upon the knowledge presented here to teach you how to use Word to do scrapbooking.

This will be a continuation of an interactive, participatory demonstration and workshop where we explore some of the advanced tools of Microsoft Word and Libre Office Writer.  We will explore text formatting, font size, fonts and colors, the Snipping tool, inserting pictures and shapes, cover pages and tables of contents, and layering.  A future class will build upon the knowledge presented here to enhance your knowledge of how to use Word to do scrapbooking.