by William Clegg

Specially written for My History this is a quick guide to entering information into the new Family Tree Maker (versions 2008 onwards) about your family from Birth, Marriage and Death certificates including how to record them as sources. There is also a page explaining how to add images of certificates to sources.

A5 booklet, 24 page


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by Tana L Pedersen

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This book is your user manual for Family Tree Maker 2012
This is a larger print version than the one in the Platinum and World packs.

There are 14 chapters covering:

• Installing Family Tree Maker
• Family Tree Maker Basics
• Creating a Tree
• Entering Family Information
• Documenting Your Reasearch
• Including Media Items
• Using maps
• Researching Your Tree Online
• Creating Family Tree Charts
• Running Reports
• Creating a Family History Book
• Working with Trees
• Tools and Preferences
• Family Tree Problem Solver
• Troubleshooting Computer Issues

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You've mastered the basics. Now it's time to dive in and adapt Family Tree Maker 2012 to work for you and your unique family. Picking up where the Companion Guide leaves off, Beyond the Basics teaches you the best ways to define complex relationships; gives examples of custom reports that can help you organize your family history and become a more effective researcher; and explains techniques to help you design beautiful family tree charts.

Here's just a few of the topics you'll learn about:

Using TreeSync effectively
Getting the most out of Ancestry.com and Family Tree Maker
Merging, importing, and exporting trees
Entering illegitimate births, multiple spouses, and name changes
Creating custom facts
Organizing media items
And much more…

10 Chapters
Published: 2012
Pages: 344
Author: Tana L. Pedersen
Size: 7 x 9 inches (18 x 23cm)

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You've mastered the basics. Now it's time to dive in and adapt Family Tree Maker 2011 to work for you and your unique family. Picking up where the Companion Guide leaves off, Beyond the Basics teaches you the best ways to define complex relationships; gives examples of custom reports that can help you organize your family history and become a more effective researcher; and explains techniques to help you design beautiful family tree charts.

by Tana L Pedersen

Now in Stock

This book is your user manual for Family Tree Maker 2011.
This is a larger version than the one in the Platinum and World packs.

There are 14 chapters covering:

• Installing Family Tree Maker
• Family Tree Maker Basics
• Creating a Tree
• Entering Family Information
• Documenting Your Reasearch
• Including Media Items
• Using maps
• Researching Your Tree Online
• Creating Family Tree Charts
• Running Reports
• Creating a Family History Book
• Working with Trees
• Tools and Preferences
• Family Tree Problem Solver
• Troubleshooting Computer Issues

The full manual for Family Historian 4 is now available in print saving you all the hassle of printing and binding you own copy. Furthermore all the pages include colour where appropriate.

Full colour
200+ pages
4 ring binder




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by William Clegg

Revised for version 4

Specially written for My History this is a quick guide to entering information into Family Historian about your family from Birth, Marriage and Death certificates including how to record them as sources.

Learn how to:
• Transfer information from a certificate into Family Historian.
• Link images of certificates to sources.
• Set up sources and repositories.

The book is designed to help users quickly become comfortable and adept with TMG. It provides an introduction in straightforward terms, with a level of detail that helps but doesn’t overwhelm a novice user, including the following topics:

TMG’s basic concepts

Getting your initial data into TMG

Finding your way around TMG

Establishing personal standards for data entry

Adding or editing people, events, and sources

Creating Reports and Charts


Understanding that most users adopt TMG to make use of its superior capabilities, the book continues with an introduction to more advanced subjects, presented in a way that allows readers to explore and apply these features at their own pace:

Customizing the program’s Screens

Customizing Events and Sources

Using Witnesses and Roles

Understanding Projects and Data Sets


The book is written for TMG version 7, released in late December, 2007. While much of the material is applicable to older versions, a number of useful features described are not available in versions 5 or 6.



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Whether you want to figure out the best way to enter adopted individuals in your tree, create custom exported files, or learn how to create a family health history, the Little Book of Answers can help. In quick, easy-to-understand topics, you’ll learn how to adapt Family Tree Maker 2009 to work for you and your unique family. Works as a great companion to The Official Guide to Family Tree Maker 2009.

The Family Tree Maker 2009 Little Book of Answers: Tips, Tools, and Extras covers the following subject matter:

• Adding an adoptive individual to your tree
• Adding an address for an individual
• Children born out of Wedlock
• Entering information about a divorce
• Exporting files
• Foreign language characters
• Deleting a group of people
• Multiple spouses
• Multi-Word surnames
• Unmarried parents
• And much more...

Published - September 2007. Now in stock
For more than fifteen years, Family Tree Maker has been America's No. 1 selling and top rated family tree program. This book is your complete guide to using the software to create a family history that you and your family will treasure for years to come. Paperback, 294 pages



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