DearREADERS,With today's much anticipated news that Mastering Genealogical Proof is finally available in Kindle format, you'll want advice on how to print the pages from the tablet device. Here are some suggestions from our friends at MakeUseOf: WHAT TO PRINT? Ol' Myrt here suggests printing 'Appendix A: Pritchett article' and 'Appendix B: McLain article.' You may consider printing chapters proving particularly challenging. For me, that would include the infamous 'Chapter 3.' All the better to take notes with my dear!
HERE'S THE SCOOP FROM AMAZON.COM:
Link to order Mastering Genealogical Proof
Book Description
Mastering Genealogical Proof aims to help researchers, students, and new family historians reconstruct relationships and lives of people they cannot see. It presents content in digestible chunks. Each chapter concludes with problems providing practice for proficiently applying the chapter’s concepts. Those problems, like examples throughout the book, use real records, real research, and real issues. Answers are at the back of the book along with a glossary of technical terms and an extensive resource list.
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JUST A NOTE
Ol' Myrt here just ordered a copy for Cousin +Russ Worthington . Believe it or not, Amazon sent this me message:
"We will e-mail Cousin Russ (_______@gmail.com) a gift announcement between 12:00am and 3:00am Pacific Time on December 5, 2013."SERIOUSLY, Amazon? The whole point of digital delivery is immediate delivery!
So, DearREADERS, be aware that while I received my own copy to my Kindle App on my iPad immediately, gift copies are not delivered until off-peak hours.
Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt :)
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