Back in December I did a humidification project with some rolled documents.
Start with an empty box that has a lid - this is a Rubbermaid box - notice the rolled documents on the floor to the right.
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Friday, November 16, 2018
Notebook - General Stuff No. 2, Part 3
Crume, Rick. Say What? Family Tree Magazine, June 2003.
Genealogists wear many hats, detective, historian, archivist, sociologist, interviewer - even translator. Solving some family history mysteries may hinge on your ability to decipher old documents or modern web pages written in a foreign language, or to communicate with someone who doesn't speak English.
Google Ease - use the Translate this Page option for foreign language sites. To access all the Google foreign-language resources, go to the home page and click on Language tools. Here you can search websites written in a specific language or located in another country and you can translate text or a web page.
To translate foreign languages - just type the text in Google's Translate text box. Other options:
Greene, David. Needful Things: Genealogy - & the Future, Part I, New England Ancestors, Holiday 2001.
Genealogists wear many hats, detective, historian, archivist, sociologist, interviewer - even translator. Solving some family history mysteries may hinge on your ability to decipher old documents or modern web pages written in a foreign language, or to communicate with someone who doesn't speak English.
Google Ease - use the Translate this Page option for foreign language sites. To access all the Google foreign-language resources, go to the home page and click on Language tools. Here you can search websites written in a specific language or located in another country and you can translate text or a web page.
To translate foreign languages - just type the text in Google's Translate text box. Other options:
Greene, David. Needful Things: Genealogy - & the Future, Part I, New England Ancestors, Holiday 2001.
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