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What happens to portrait photos in Family Tree after a merge?
When you merge duplicate records in Family Tree, portrait photos are affected.
How can I make a desktop shortcut for indexing (Get Involved)?
You can add an indexing shortcut to your desktop.
Entering letters, characters, diacritics, and accents using an English keyboard
You can enter data in multiple languages by changing the language (the input language) in which you type. Input languages are included with Windows, but you need to add them to your list of languages before you can use them. You also need to change the keyboard layout to type the language you desire. The available languages and the method of changing the language and the keyboard layout will vary according to the version of Windows you have. Not all language fonts are installed by default on computers.
How do I use the beta version of FamilySearch?
Feel free to use the beta version of FamilySearch.org as a sandbox or learning place. Experiment, learn, and teach without changing real data.
How do I join a group in FamilySearch Community?
FamilySearch Community has groups that you can join to aid in your family history.
Where can I view, print, or edit the information from My Family booklet?
If the information from your booklet was added to FamilySearch, you can view, print, and edit the information on FamilySearch.org.
What happens when ordinance reservations expire?
In most cases, the ordinance is shared with the temple the day after the reservation expires.
How do I share my family names with family and friends by email?
Sharing your reservations with friends and family through email is easy. You can share even if you already printed the name card or shared the ordinances with the temple.
Am I allowed to take pictures of records I find in a FamilySearch center?
In a FamilySearch center, you can use a digital camera or smart phone to capture images from genealogical resources. Be mindful of existing copyright laws.
How do I sign up for access to Findmypast?
Findmypast is a genealogical website similar to FamilySearch. The website is valuable for people with ancestors from Great Britain and the places that it colonized. You can use Findmypast for free at any FamilySearch center.
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