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- Get Involved: Start Indexing with FamilySearch.
Discover the power of indexing Learn what it is, why it matters, and how it helps millions of people worldwide
- FamilySearch Indexing: Easier Than Ever!
The computer looks at the information in your family tree and compares it to the FamilySearch database—all 3-plus billion records When it finds a record that matches most or all of the information about an ancestor in your tree, it’s posted as a “hint” on that person’s FamilySearch profile page
- Quick Start to FamilySearch Indexing
FamilySearch Indexing is open to everyone With this handout, you can: • Download and install the FamilySearch indexing program • Select a batch to begin indexing • Find the project instructions • Navigate and use the indexing software
- FamilySearch Indexing
FamilySearch Indexing is a volunteer project established in 2006 and run by FamilySearch The project aims to create searchable digital indexes for scanned images of historical documents
- FamilySearch Indexing - Wikipedia
FamilySearch Indexing is a volunteer project established and run by FamilySearch, a genealogy organization of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints The project aims to create searchable digital indexes of scanned images of historical documents that are relevant to genealogy
- Getting Started with Web Indexing - edge. fscdn. org
Getting Started with Web Indexing le to the world through indexing! Get started inde FamilySearch org indexing Click My Indexing, and then sign in using your FamilySearch or LDS Account username and password
- New at FamilySearch: “Get Involved” Replaces User Indexing
Now we have the opportunity to “Get Involved” in FamilySearch’s efforts to train computers to index more accurately In the Get Involved menu in FamilySearch, you can do tasks for randomly assigned record collections, reviewing what computers have done and suggesting corrections where needed
- FamilySearch Indexing
FamilySearch Indexing Can Genealogy Be Done On a Computer? FamilySearch indexing creates indexes to genealogical information in the Granite Mountain Records Vault and makes it available to everyone on the Internet
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