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Ancestrey FTM
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valium | Report | 8 Jun 2006 17:11 |
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Thank you very much Sarah have done as you said and worked first time all good wishes to you and yours Valxxx |
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Sarah | Report | 8 Jun 2006 16:52 |
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Hi Val, I think if you try the websearch in your FTM & click on a piece of info that comes up (ie a census for that person) then you're taken to ancestry*com. You can then enter your user name/password. I managed to do it without too much trouble, can't remember exactly how tho; Otherwise, open ancestry (using your password etc) then 'reduce' - send it to the bottom of your page and go to FTM websearch - hopefully it should reopen on YOUR page.... I think that's how I did it after my C drive was 'cleaned'. Good luck sarah :-) |
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valium | Report | 8 Jun 2006 16:45 |
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Hello could anyone tell me how to conect my ancestrey sub to my FTM2006 have sent two e-mails but no repliy sorry am still not very good at these thing yet thank you Valxxx |
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