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White Papers on Family Tree

July 1, 2012 by Peter

FamilySearch has added 2 White Papers about Family Tree to the Help Centre at FamilySearch.org.  Even if you are not currently using Family Tree – waiting for the product to be a full version before you move to it – you should still make yourself aware of these White Papers.

Go to FamilySearch.org then to the Help Centre then to the section headed Family Tree Help.  Then click on See the Whole List.  As one of the White Papers deals with Temple ordinances you will not see it unless you are signed in.

The two papers are in pdf format.  The titles are:  1.  Dealing with Duplicate Records of People in Family Tree, and 2. Managing Ordinances in Family Tree.

Why are they called White Papers?  “A white paper is an authoritative report or guide that helps solve a problem.” (Wikipedia)

Please note that previous recommendations posted here remain.  Family Tree, while a great product, is not yet complete, so you still need to use new FamilySearch (nFS).  If you don’t want to be using 2 products then stay with nFS until Family Tree is completed.

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  1. on July 1, 2012 at 6:59 pm Claudia Malloch

    Thank you for the great info and have a wonderful summer



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