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Computer Books for Genealogy

Prima's Official Companion to Family Tree Maker Version 7 by Myra Vanderpool Gormley with Rhonda R. McClure. 511 pp., illus., index, paper. 1999. Prima's Official Companion to Family Tree Maker gives you the professional advice you need to easily research and organize your family history. Real-life examples and projects take you well beyond the software manual, offering invaluable advice and helping you to find even more resources to document your ancestry. MSC026       $24.99

Family Tree Maker For Dummies by Matthew L. & April Leigh Helm. 360 pp., illus., index, paper. 2000. In this friendly guide, two genealogy pros show you step-by-step how to make the most of today's most popular genealogical software. From building your family history database and swapping research on the Web to finding the perfect design for your family tree, they deliver just what you need to become your family's official historian. MSC025       $19.95

Genealogy Online: Researching Your Roots, Web Edition by Elizabeth Powell Crowe. 464 pp., illus., index, paper. 1997. While not a genealogy primer, this book shows you how to use the tools of the online world to do genealogy better. It covers newsgroups; mailing lists; BBSs (including FidoNet, the National Genealogical Society, and Everton's); the Library of Congress; and other online library card catalogs, and online services including America Online, CompuServe, Prodigy, and the Microsoft Network. MSC004       $24.95

Instant Information On The Internet!: A Genealogist's No-Frills Guide To The 50 States & The District of Columbia by Christina K. Schaefer. 86 pp., paper. 1999. MSC018       $9.95

The Internet For Genealogists: A Beginner's Guide by Barbara Renick & Richard S. Wilson. 220 pp., illus., index, paper. 1998. MSC010       $16.99

Publishing Your Family History On The Internet by Richard S. Wilson. 331 pp., index, paper. 1999. MSC023       $19.99

Turbo Genealogy: An Introduction To Family History Research In The Information Age by John & Carolyn Cosgriff. 200 pp., index, paper. 1997. MSC007       $17.95

Virtual Roots: A Guide To Genealogy And Local History On The World Wide Web by Thomas Jay Kemp. 279 pp., paper. 1997. Find the most internet sources of value to you fast with this book. Lists over 1,000 sites of interest to genealogists along with their e-mail addresses and phone numbers. MSC008       $24.95

Netting Your Ancestors: Genealogical Research On The Internet by Cyndi Howells. 182 pp., index, paper. 1997. Everything you ever wanted to know about e-mail, mailing lists and newsgroups, and valuable research strategies for using the Web from the famous owner of Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet. MSC009       $19.95

Genealogy in the Computer Age: Understanding FamilySearch by Elizabeth L. Nichols. 58 pp., illus., paper. 1994. Explains how to use the computer at the Family History Centers. MSC005       $ 9.95

Genealogy In The Computer Age Volume II by Elizabeth Nichols. Paper. 1997. MSC011       $12.95

Genealogy Online For Dummies by Matthew L. Helm & April Leigh Helm. 315 pp., illus., index, paper. 1998. This book written by the publisher and editor of the Journal of Online Genealogy and the owner of Helm's Genealogy Toolbox (a comprehensive internet site), shows you how to plan, organize, and undertake an efficient online genealogy project. Each research topic covered includes appropriate internet sites. Helps you find important resources and document your findings on your computer. Contains a valuable bonus CD with demos of genealogical software. MSC015       $24.99