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Binding: PaperbackEAN: 9780971252608 Edition: 1st ISBN: 0971252602 Label: Heritage Knights, LLC Manufacturer: Heritage Knights, LLC Number Of Pages: 82 Publication Date: August 17, 2001 Publisher: Heritage Knights, LLC Studio: Heritage Knights, LLC Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: There appears to be a need among many genealogists to find a way to organize their papers, so they can find them quickly. This book presents a choice of filing systems. The first, is a filing cabinet filing system and the second, is a notebook filing system. This is written to show two ways of filing genealogy papers. There are ten steps to organizing your papers. Included are drawings and illustrations (some in color) that help the reader to understand the steps to organizing. Many actual examples are included to assist genealogists with their own files. This book is written to the beginning genealogist, the experienced genealogist, as well as the professional genealogist. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Excellent source for beginners.This paperback is short but succinct. It was what I was looking for, a clear explanation of how to organize a mountain of papers. It ended a long search into various means of organizing genealogical data -- most of these seemed overly elaborate and confusing. esp. for the beginner. I highly recommend this book. Rating:  - some helpful hints for organizationHelpful hints are given, but not that many. The price is too much for what is in the book. The material could have been presented in a much shorter, and less expensive, book. Rating:  - Basic bookA little too much of step one and then step two and then step three. Rating:  - Worst book I've ever seenThis is without a doubt, the worst book I've ever even seen! Poor, weak content and apparently never proofread. Fortunately, Amazon has a good return policy of which I took full advantage. Rating: - Organizational Book That Added to the ConfusionI purchased this book to help me learn more about different systems that could be used to organize the inevitable pile of papers that accrue for most genealogists. After reading the book (and rereading it in case I really just missed the point), I still can't understand how Mr. Langman suggests these miscellaneous papers be organized. He recommends a color tabbed system that includes your four main surmanes and couples that is simple, but never explaines how the system can accomodate ... Read More 
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