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29 Nov 2005
DearMYRTLE's
Family History Hour

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DearREADERS,
This is the lineup for today's
show, now available for you to listen to 24/7 on the web. Please also note the
"Links We Mention" and "Listening to the Show" directions below.
Myrt's guests include:
| Michael Booth,
creator of Personal
Historian, designed to break down your writing into simple,
manageable topics. This puts the FUN back into writing. The program then
blends together in a semblance of order for creating a printable or
digital book. Last week we downloaded
the free 30-day trial version of the program. This week we learn
step-by-step, with the program's author, to create a new project and add
lifecapsules. |
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| Reprisal of a still
very relevant interview with Katherine Scott Sturdevant, co-author
of
Bringing Your Family History to Life through Social History
and author of
Organizing and Preserving Your Heirloom Documents. We're going
to talk about the principle of "have totebag will interview," creating
open-ended questions, and concentrating on WHAT, WHY & HOW.
The interview also touches on a few points for
preserving old documents for future generations. Katherine suggests
framing color photocopies rather than exposing the original document to
the damaging rays of sunlight. |
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Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt :)
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