I thought you might like this article. I posted the link using a BlogThis! button I installed on the Google Chrome toolbar. Very nice.
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Showing posts with label BlogThis. Show all posts
Friday, July 1, 2011
How to Photograph a Tombstone: 5 steps (with pictures) - wikiHow
How to Photograph a Tombstone: 5 steps (with pictures) - wikiHow
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
14,000 People Wrongly Reported Deceased Annually
Dick Eastman article about what happens when the Social Security Administration declares someone dead when they aren't.
(Posted from NetWorkedBlogs to my Henthorn Genealogy News blog using a BlogThis! button I installed on the Chrome browser.)
Monday, September 21, 2009
Some Recent Projects
Because I installed the BlogThis! app on Firefox I'm now able to quickly post URLs of other people's websites to my four Google blogs. There's also a way to post URLs from my AOL Favorites into a blog posting. The difference in the two methods is that posting with BlogThis! I'm actually viewing the webpage of interest at the time I share the link.
I have devised a method of extracting textual information from a GEDCOM genealogy files using the EditPad Lite. Once I have the text I want in EditPad Lite I can paste it into the Google blog editor for posting to either of my two genealogy blogs.
One of the by-products of my recent project to assign numbers and labels to my twenty-eight Zip disks was that I noticed one disk contained HTML files . Some of the HTML is genealogy webpages prepared by others and one folder is copies of many of the HTML files from the genealogy website I had on AOL for many years. I did an experiment to determine what I would need to do to share some of these pages on my Google genealogy pages. I think some of the pages can be shared with very little editing.
Mr. Dickie
I have devised a method of extracting textual information from a GEDCOM genealogy files using the EditPad Lite. Once I have the text I want in EditPad Lite I can paste it into the Google blog editor for posting to either of my two genealogy blogs.
One of the by-products of my recent project to assign numbers and labels to my twenty-eight Zip disks was that I noticed one disk contained HTML files . Some of the HTML is genealogy webpages prepared by others and one folder is copies of many of the HTML files from the genealogy website I had on AOL for many years. I did an experiment to determine what I would need to do to share some of these pages on my Google genealogy pages. I think some of the pages can be shared with very little editing.
Mr. Dickie
Saturday, September 19, 2009
The Yoho Family
Here's a Yoho Family blog on Google. This message brought to you via Mozilla Firefox and Google BlogThis!
The Yoho Family
Mr. Dickie
The Yoho Family
Mr. Dickie
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