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Where to Record It; In Family Tree Maker 2006 Ref: WRFTM6
This booklet has been produced in response to many questions Family Historians have when it comes to entering information into computer programs. Many of the manuals explain the functions of the program and genealogists know what information they want to keep. The challenge is to know where to store that information in each program to best advantage. This series of booklets is aimed at both beginners and experienced genealogists who want to get the best out of their software from the outset.
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