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4. When the name of your parish appears in the results box, click the parish name. Tip: If there is more than one parish by the same name, you will need to determine which one you want according to the county letter (to the right of the parish name.) To find out what county the letter stands for, hover the mouse curser over the letter and wait for the info box to appear. To learn more about the county letters see the article [[Swedish County Letters|Swedish County Letters]]. A list of the county letters has also been provided at the bottom of this page.  
4. When the name of your parish appears in the results box, click the parish name. Tip: If there is more than one parish by the same name, you will need to determine which one you want according to the county letter (to the right of the parish name.) To find out what county the letter stands for, hover the mouse curser over the letter and wait for the info box to appear. To learn more about the county letters see the article [[Swedish County Letters|Swedish County Letters]]. A list of the county letters has also been provided at the bottom of this page.  


5. After selecting your parish, you will see the records available through AD on the right side of the screen. On the list of available records, notice that each record volume has the name of the parish followed by a code. This code, consisting of an alphabet letter(s), colon, and number, is based upon the Swedish Church Archive Cataloging Plan. To learn more about the cataloging plan and to see a complete list of codes see the article [[Sweden:_Citing_Sources|Sweden: Citing Sources]]. Double-click the record and the time period you want to search.  
5. After selecting your parish, you will see the records available through AD on the right side of the screen. On the list of available records, notice that each record volume has the name of the parish followed by a code. This code, consisting of an alphabet letter(s), colon, and number, is based upon the Swedish Church Archive Cataloging Plan. To learn more about the cataloging plan and to see a complete list of codes see the article [[Sweden: Citing Sources|Sweden: Citing Sources]]. Double-click the record and the time period you want to search.  


6. Browse the records. This may be done by 1 or 5 pages at a time by clicking the arrows on the tool bar marked -1 page, -5 pages, or +1 page, +5 pages. Tip: By clicking the drop-down arrow in the box between “-1 page, -5 pages”, and “+1 page, +5 pages” you may navigate by as many pages as you would like or even select a specific page if you know a number.  
6. Browse the records. This can be done by 1 or 5 pages at a time by clicking the arrows on the tool bar marked -1 page, -5 pages, or +1 page, +5 pages. Tip: By clicking the drop-down arrow in the box in-between you can navigate by as many pages as you would like or even select a specific page if you know a number.  


7. Notice the buttons on the tool bar that will allow you to zoom in or out and rotate the image. As the image is enlarged it becomes clearer and easier to read. Tip: You may also zoom in and out by using the wheel on your mouse. Also, by clicking the left side of the mouse and holding down, you may move the image up and down and from side to side.  
7. Notice the buttons on the tool bar that will allow you to zoom in or out and rotate the image. As the image is enlarged it becomes clearer and easier to read. Tip: You may also zoom in and out by using the wheel on your mouse. Also, by clicking the left side of the mouse, and hold it down while moving the mouse, you can move the image around on your screen.


8. Notice the button on the tool bar, “img tools.” This button will allow you to change the brightness, have a better contrast, sharpen the image, and add a yellow contrast to the image, if desired.  
8. Notice the button on the tool bar, “Img tools.” This button will allow you to change the brightness, have a better contrast, sharpen the image, and add a yellow contrast to the image, if desired.  


9. To print an image, it is best to use the Print icon rather than the File/Print option. The Print icon will print the source of the image in detail automatically on the page.  
9. To print an image, it is best to use the Print icon rather than the File/Print option. The Print icon will print the source of the image in detail automatically on the page.  


10. To save an image, click File, then click Save image and choose the location where you want to save the image. The source citation will be recorded as the file name by default. You may add to this file name or change the file name. Tip: What you see on the screen will be what prints and what will show in your saved file.  
10. To save an image, click File, then click Save image and choose the location where you want to save the image. The source citation will be recorded as the file name by default. You may add to this file name or change the file name. Tip: What you see on the screen at the time will be what prints and what will save to your file.  


11. On the bottom-right corner is an identification number for the image. An image number may be typed in this box to quickly retrieve the image.  
11. On the bottom-right corner is an identification number for the image. An image number may be typed in this box to quickly retrieve the image.  


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