Setting Up A Free Genealogy Tool Box With Google

Setting Up a Free Genealogy Tool Box with Google
Wednesday, April 23, 2008

6:49 AM
A note for the record, before I begin. I am not endorsing Google and have no responsibilities
what so ever to you if you decide to use Google for your Genealogy Tool Box. With that being
said I will continue.
Wouldn't it be nice to have everything for your Genealogy research at your fingertips for free,
whether at home or on the road. I have come up with that solution by using Google tools.
They are all free, unlimited and can be used with Windows XP/Windows Vista and for Mac
Users.
I am going to first give you a list of items that are very handy to use and have at your fingertips
for your Genealogy research. The list is a little extensive and you can decide which items are
right for you. Then I will give you instructions on how to start and add your Genealogy research
tools one at a time. There are a couple of Genealogy Tools you will need and will want to add
first. Then there are a few that just add convenience that we will add. After that you can add on
other Genealogy Tools as you see fit to your style of Genealogy research.
What you need:
ITEM NEEDED FREE ITEMS ITEM DESCRIPTION (from google.com and some ad lib)
Personalized Genealogy Gmail Less spam, mobile access, over 6652.094478 mg
email account (and counting) of free storage, search within your
exclusively for your email, organized replies within your emails, built-in
family tree. group chat. Labels, filters, colored labels and stars
for organization. No pop-ups or untargeted banner
ads. Save time with quick photo contacts and
keyboard shortcuts. Auto-complete composing, free
pop3 access and so much more.
A home page that can I-Google Personalize your Genealogy Toolbox with I-Google.
be accessed on any homepage Optional, choose a theme to decorate your page,
computer thru the drag and drop individual sections to rearrange your
internet with all your toolbox however you'd like it. Create different tabs
Genealogy research for different paged subjects, ie. Genealogy Toolbox,
information on it. Deborah's homepage, Mom's homepage, etc.
Choose from thousands of gadgets to add to your
Toolbox including the ones I list on this page to
make your Genealogy Toolbox the right toolbox for
you and your Genealogy research. Log into your
Genealogy Toolbox at home, the library, or
anywhere else.
Somewhere to store all Google Docs Import your existing Genealogy documents,
your family tree spreadsheets and presentations, or create new ones
documents, from scratch. All you need is a Web browser. Your
spreadsheets and Genealogy documents are stored securely online.
presentations in online Invite people to your documents and make changes
file folders so you will together, at the same time.
be able to access them
from anywhere on any
computer.
To be able to bookmark Google Toolbar Add the Google Toolbar to your computer at home
your favorite websites and bookmark your favorite websites. Google
that you refer to for Toolbar also comes with an enhanced Google
your Genealogy Search Bar, Custom buttons, a "send to" button,
research where you can Google account sign in, Search settings notifier,
access them from Auto-fill, Auto-link, Translate to other languages,
anywhere on any Pop-up blocker, Spell check, Page rank display,
computer. Highlight search terms, Word find buttons, Address
bar, Auto-update and Privacy.
Some new features you will need for your

Genealogy Toolbox on the Google Toolbar are
accessing your toolbar from other computers, the
Google notebook, fill out web forms with a click and
more.
A way to organize your Google You can set up automatic event reminders,
schedule for research Calendar including mobile phone notifications, and instantly
trips, have seminar bring up anything on your calendar with the built-in
dates at your fingertips, search tool. See your friends' and family's schedules
know the times and right next to your own; quickly add events
days the libraries are mentioned in Gmail conversations or saved in other
open, know when your calendar applications; and add Genealogy events,
subscriptions end, etc. research trips, seminar dates that you find online.
You decide who can see your calendar and which
details they can view. If you’re planning a Reunion
you can create invitations, send reminders and keep
track of RSVPs right inside Google Calendar.
Organizations can promote events, too.
You can publish a calendar to your personal website

also.
Be able to read up-to- Google Reader Google Reader constantly checks your favorite
date favorite Genealogy Genealogy newsletters and blogs for new content.
newsletters and blogs. Use Google Reader's built-in public page to easily
share interesting items with your friends and family.
Google Reader is totally free and works in most
modern browsers, without any software to install.
To be able to clip and Google You can add clippings of your Genealogy research
collect information as Notebook text, images and links from web pages to your
your surf the web. Google Notebook without ever leaving your
browser window. You can create multiple
notebooks, divide them into sections, and drag-and-
drop your notes to stay organized. You can access
your Google Notebooks from any computer by using
your Google Accounts login. You can share your
Google Notebook with the world by making it public
or keep them private. You can now access Google
Notebook from your mobile phone. Best of all you
can access your Google Genealogy Notebook in your
Genealogy Toolbox.
Read Genealogy Books Google Preview Genealogy Books online. See more about
online with Google Genealogy the books, write your own reviews and add them to
Books your online Genealogy Google Library. Read the
contents (some pages are missing), read popular
passages in the books, search for text in the books,
see what subjects the books are listed in and read
the whole book. You can even order them if you
want. Some Title Examples are: Genealogies of the
Library of Congress a Bibliography, The Complete
Idiots Guide to Genealogy, How to Climb Your
Family Tree, Trace Your Roots with DNA, Worldwide
Family History and Genealogy as Pastime and
Profession. There are many other books in
Genealogy to choose from and from other subjects.
Over 300 Genealogy titles.
A place to store your Google's Picasa Download all your Genealogy photos online fast and
family tree photos. Web Album easy. Organize them into photo albums. Share them
with friends and family if you want to. Access your
photos online while researching away from home or
download photos you find into your web album
while you are doing your research away from home.
Access to maps to your Google Maps Find directions to your next Genealogy Seminar, the
research locations: cemetery you are planning to visit next week or
cemeteries, libraries, maybe the library you want to visit in the future.
seminars, towns, to put Find and make your own maps to publish on your
in your research, etc. webpage. Make your own maps giving them your
and to be able to save own Titles and Descriptions, save them and refer to
them and refer to them them when you need to.
from anywhere on any
computer.
A way to make
personalized maps for
your Genealogy
research and personal
websites.
Custom Genealogy Google Custom Set up a custom search engines for one website,
search engines that will Search Engine multiple websites, blogs, groups, etc. Tailor it to
search your favorite your needs. Put your custom search engine in your
web sites. Genealogy Toolbox and/or on your website. Search
engines are customizable. Make as many custom
search engines that you need.
A blog to journalize your Gmail Blogger Post your research ideas, your experiences in
research. researching, etc.
STEP ONE - Signing Up For Your Gmail Account
12:36 PM
1. Open your Gmail account with Google by clicking here.

2. Click on Sign up for Gmail.
3. Create your account by filling out the form, reading the "Terms of Service" and clicking on "I
accept. Create my Account." at the bottom of the page. NOTE: The email address and password
that you use on this page will be for your Google account and your Gmail account. BE SURE TO
PUT A CHECK MARK BESIDE “ENABLE WEB HISTORY ". Your "Web History" will keep track of all the
places you have been on the web. You can file the history of websites you have visited in your
Google "Notebook". ALSO BE SURE TO RIGHT DOWN YOUR NEW EMAIL ADDRESS AND PASSWORD.
4. Read over the next page and then click on "I'm Ready Show Me My Account".
5. CONGRATULATIONS! You now have your new Genealogy Gmail Account.
6. Before you go on to the STEP 2 of your Genealogy Tool Box play around with your Gmail for the
rest of the day.
7. Check out the "Settings" button in the top right hand corner, the "Archive" button lets you archive
your email so you don't see any of it.
8. Check out the "Contacts" button. You can group Contacts. Example: Gmail's I get from my dad's
side of the family I have in a group named "Dad's Family" and Gmail's I get from my mom's side of
the family I have in a group named "Mom's Family", Emails I get from family members that I
personally know I have in a group named "Known Family Members". If I want to send an email to
only the Contacts in my Mom's side of the family then I type "M" in the "Send to" box and a list of
all Contacts starting with "M" show up and I click on "Mom's Family" this puts all the email
address in the group "Mom's Family" in the "Send to" box. Or you can put one email address in
the "Send To " box and then "Mom's Family" in the BCC box. The only email address that shows up
in your email is the one in the "Send To" box.
9. The "Help" button tells you how to do everything in your Gmail and in your "Settings".
10. Go ahead and read your first email also.
STEP TWO - Starting Your Genealogy Tool Box
1:14 PM
1. The next step to starting your Genealogy Tool Box is to go to the Classic Google Homepage here.
2. Click on "Sign In" in the top right hand corner.
3. Type in your new Gmail address and your new password that you created yesterday and then click
on "Sign in".
4. Now click on "iGoogle" in the top right hand corner.
5. This is the page that will begin your Genealogy Tool Box.
6. You will first have to start a "Homepage" and then make a Tab for "Genealogy Tool Box."
7. Don't click on any "Select Interest" you would like on your homepage. This will just make extra
tabs on your homepage. You can thou click on the "theme" you would like on your homepage and
then click on "See Your Page".
8. Now it gets a little tricky but worth all the efforts. Just stay with me.
9. Click on the small arrow beside the "Home" Tab.
10. Click on "Edit this Tab"
11. Under the "General" section, check on the language of your choice, the Country you live in and
type in your zip code.
12. Under the "Content" section beside "Name" highlight the word "Home" and type in "Genealogy
Tool Box".
13. Under Gadgets. Delete the following: Official U-tube Gadget, Movies, CNN.com, How to of the
Day, Top Stories.
14. Google automatically puts Gadgets on your page that go with your title and then you can add
more gadgets later.
15. Change your "Theme" or leave it the same.
16. Leave the "Layout" like it is.
17. Click on "Save" in the bottom right hand corner.
18. This is the beginning of your Genealogy Tool Box. It doesn't look like much right now but we will
add the gadgets and features that you will need in STEP 3 to make your Tool Box work for you.
19. Practice moving your "Weather" box and your "Date and Time" box around in different columns.
20. Click on "Select Theme" if you want to and browse thru the themes. Your "Theme" changes during
the day depending on what time it is and what Theme you use.
21. If you want your Genealogy Tool Box to be your Homepage when you pull up the Internet, click on
"Make Google Your Homepage" in the middle of the bottom of the page.
22. You can check your emails by clicking on "Gmail" in the top left hand corner.
NOTE: You can move all your boxes in your Genealogy Tool Box where you want them by
Clicking with your left mouse button and dragging them where you want them.
STEP THREE - Adding GMAIL to Your Genealogy Tool Box
1:53 PM
1. The first thing we want to add is your Gmail.

2. Click on "Add Stuff" in the top lower right hand Corner.
3. On the left hand side of the page, go to "Narrow by Category" and click on "Communication".
4. Scroll down the "Gadgets" until you see "GMAIL" and click "Add it Now".
5. Click on "Back To iGoogle Home" in the top left hand corner.
6. Now on your Genealogy Tool Box you have the Weather, Time and Date, and access to your
emails. Grab a hold of your Gmail by holding down the left button on your mouse and move your
Gmail to the center of the page. I have my Weather on the left, Gmail in the Center and Time and
Date on the right. You can arrange yours however you want them.
7. You now have your Genealogy Tool Box.
8. If you have made iGoogle your homepage, when you pull up your internet your Genealogy Tool
Box will be the first thing you see and will show you your email at a glance, the date, time and how
cold or hot it is outside.
NOTE: You can also access your Google Docs and any other program you have with Google
by clicking on the "My Account" button in the top right hand corner. This will give you a
list of the accounts you already have under "My Products" and give you options of getting
more products that you need for your Genealogy Tool Box.
STEP FOUR - Accessing All Your Genealogy Documents,
Spreadsheets and Presentations from Your Genealogy Tool Box
Friday, April 25, 2008
12:02 PM
1. If you will look in the top left hand corner of your Genealogy Tool Box you will find "Web - Images,
Maps, News, Shopping, Gmail, more and an arrow".
2. Click on "More".
3. Scroll down to "Documents" and click on it.
4. If you’re not already signed in to Google Docs, go ahead and do that now using the same email
address and password for your Gmail account.
5. Click on "Upload" to upload files from your computer or
6. You can use the supplied email address on this page to email them to your Google Docs. I find
this way the simplest and fastest way. You will receive an email in your Gmail account that you
uploaded files or
7. You can make your own documents, spreadsheets and presentations here in Google Docs by
clicking on "NEW" and then scrolling down to "Document", "Spreadsheet" or "Presentation" and
then clicking on it.
8. You can read about what all you can do in Google Docs by clicking here or by clicking on the
"help" button in the top right hand corner.
9. This will be your Genealogy database of documents to refer to while at home or on your research
journey.
10. If you have a certain project that you are going to work on at a research library then you can
upload those documents to your Genealogy Tool Box in the Google docs section so you will have
access to them when you get there.
11. Go ahead and upload some things or make some of your own reference materials that you might
need while away from home in your Genealogy Tool Box. Examples: Soundex codes and other
names for your Surnames, early medical terms (if you don't have a list of these you can get them
from here and then copy and paste them to a New Google Document), charts that you refer to,
blank forms and charts, etc.
12. To add your Google Docs, Spreadsheets and Presentations to your Genealogy Tool Box homepage
go to your Genealogy Tool Box and click on "Add Stuff" in the top right hand corner.
13. On the left hand side of the page, type in "Google Docs" in the "Search for Gadgets" search box.
14. Click on "Add It Now"
15. Click on "Back to iGoogle Home" in the left hand corner of page.
NOTE: You can also access your Google Docs and any other program you have with
Google by clicking on the "My Account" button in the top right hand corner. This will give
you a list of the accounts you already have under "My Products" and give you options of
getting more products that you need for your Genealogy Tool Box.
Clicking on your left mouse button and dragging them where you want them.
STEP FIVE: Accessing Bookmarks [Favorites] in Your Genealogy
Tool Box
2:15 PM
Getting the Google Toolbar to access your Bookmarks
2. Click on the arrow. Scroll down and click on "Even More"
3. Look down the left hand column and find "Toolbar".
4. Click on "Toolbar". Click on "Try Google Toolbar 5 (BETA)" and follow the online directions.
5. You will need the new Toolbar features in this Google Toolbar for your Genealogy Tool Box.
6. If you have the Google Toolbar installed now you will see "Bookmark" in the toolbar.
7. If you don't see you’re new Google Toolbar pull up a new web page [not a new tab] and check to
see if you see it now.
8. You can access help and knowledge for your Google Toolbar by clicking here. Be sure to read the
help page and the feature section to get full knowledge of everything you can do with your
Goggle Toolbar.
9. Try your Bookmark tab by bookmarking the Google Toolbar help page.
10. You can manage your Bookmarks and your Web History from the "Bookmark" tab (OR),
11. When you are on a webpage that you want to go to later for further reference click on
"Bookmark" to bookmark the page to your Genealogy Toolbox.
12. You can get instructions for importing your "Favorites" to your "Bookmarks" by clicking here.
13. Click on "Settings" on the right hand side of the Google Toolbar and make sure you set the
settings for each item on the Toolbar to your specifications.
Accessing your Bookmarks in your Genealogy Tool Box
14. To access and organize your "Bookmarks" from your Genealogy Tool Box click on the
"Bookmarks" tab and then click on "Manage Bookmarks".
15. Click on "Get Your Bookmarks on IGoogle" at the top middle of the page.
16. Click on "Add to Google".
17. Go ahead and some Bookmarks for your favorite Genealogy research websites.
Accessing your Toolbar from any Computer
18. To learn about Accessing your Toolbar from any Computer and disabling your toolbar click here.
Another Way to Access Your Bookmarks on Your Genealogy Toolbox
19. To access your Bookmarks from your Genealogy Toolbox you can also download FavTool from PC
World.
20. Download and Run FavTool and save favorites to your desktop.
21. Upload file of Favorites to your Google Docs using the upload feature or by emailing them with
your Google Doc email address located on the upload page.
An Update to What We Have Done So Far
1. We have created a Genealogy Tool Box.

2. We have made access to our personalized Genealogy email account in our Tool Box.
3. We can see the weather forecast if we want to go to a graveyard, archives, etc.
4. We can see what time it is and what the date is.
5. We can access our favorite Genealogy research websites from within our Tool Box.
6. We can access important Genealogy documents, spreadsheets and presentations that we need
for our Genealogy research in our Tool Box.
7. Go to your Genealogy Tool Box and click on "My Account" at the top right hand corner to see the
products you have added so far with your Tool Box.
To add some more to your Genealogy Tool Box go to Step Six.
STEP SIX: Accessing Your Genealogy Research Calendar
3:52 PM
2. Click on the arrow and scroll down to "Calendar".
3. Fill out the "Get Started with Google Calendar" section and then click continue.
4. To get help and more knowledge about Google Calendar click here or on the "Help" button at the
top right hand corner of the page.
5. For a tutorial, on the "Help" page, click on "Learn the Basics" at the top in the left hand column.
6. Your Calendar can be as private or public as you want it.
7. There are a lot of different ways to use your Calendar so be sure to go to the "Help" page and
read the different subjects.
8. To add your Google Calendar to your Genealogy Tool Box homepage go to your Genealogy Tool
Box and click on "Add Stuff" in the top right hand corner.
9. On the left hand side of the page, type in "Google Calendar" in the "Search for Gadgets" search
box.
10. Click on "Add It Now" under "Google Calendar" instead of instead of "Google Calendar Viewer" if
you want to be able to access your main Google Calendar.
STEP SEVEN: Creating and Adding Genealogy Search Engines for
Your Genealogy Tool Box
2:55 PM
Creating Genealogy Search Engines for Your Genealogy Tool Box
1. First you will need a list of websites that you would like to be in your search engine. Example:
websites that you search for genealogy information. ie. Ancestry.com, rootsweb.com, your
personal website, etc. HINT: You have to use the URL for the main page with the information on
it that you are wanting to research.
2. You can make as many search engines as you like.
3. You might want a search engine for websites with only death lookups, another search engine for
websites with only family trees, another search engine for websites with only marriage lookups,
maybe a search engine with only census lookups. If you are creating a personal Genealogy
website maybe you want a search engine for css or html.
4. Click here to see a Search Engine that I made for Deaths. Try it out and see how it works.
5. To create your own Genealogy search engine/engines or manage ones you've already created, for
your Genealogy Tool Box, click here and follow the directions or
6. Go to your Genealogy Tool Box and look in the top left hand corner of your Genealogy Tool Box
you will find "Web - Images, Maps, News, Shopping, Gmail, more and an arrow".
7. Click on the arrow, scroll down and click on "Even More"
8. In the right hand column under "Explore and Innovate" click on "Custom Search".
9. Be sure to read the "Tips on formatting URL's" beside the section "Select Some Sites".
10. To find already made Genealogy search engines go to
11. When you are finished creating your search engines for your Genealogy Tool Box you can find
them in "My Account" in the top right hand corner under "My Products".
Getting your Genealogy Search Engines in Your Genealogy Tool Box
12. Go to your Genealogy Tool Box and click on "My Account" in the top right hand corner.
13. Click on "My Search Engines" under "My Products".
14. Click on the "Add to Google" box beside the last sentence, "Add the Developer Gadget to your
iGoogle homepage for easy access to all your Custom Search Engines."
15. Click on "Add to Google".
Make as many Genealogy Search Engines that you need for your Genealogy Tool Box and
have fun.
STEP EIGHT: Creating Bookmarks in Your Notebook Folder
8:51 PM
When you save websites to your Bookmarks you can go into your Notebook and file them
in these different Notebooks.
Importing Your IE Favorites into Your Notebooks Folder

1. Click on arrow beside the "Bookmarks" tab and then click on "Import Favorites".
2. Put a check in the check box beside each bookmark you want to be in your Notebooks.
3. Click "Import" at bottom of page.
4. On the next page that pops up, scroll down to the bottom, look on the bottom left hand side and
click on "Manage Labels".
5. On the right hand side of the page keep what labels you want and delete the rest.
6. Click on "My Account" in the top right hand corner.
7. Click on "Notebook" under "My Products".
8. Depending on how many Bookmarks you had imported will depend on how long it will take to
import them all.
9. To see your Bookmarks click on a Label.
10. To search for a Bookmark type in what you want to find in the search bar at the top of the page
beside "Search My Notes".
Creating More Bookmarks
11. If you want to create more Bookmarks click on "New Note" at the end of the "Unfiled Bookmarks"
toolbar.
Deleting Labels
12. If you want to delete some labels, click on "Edit Labels" in the Labels box in the bottom left hand
corner.
13. Click "Remove" beside the Label you want to delete.
STEP NINE: Creating Notebooks for Your Genealogy Tool Box
7:29 PM
1. Go to your Genealogy Tool Box and click on "My Account" in the top right hand corner.
2. Click on "Notebook" under "My Products".
3. On the left hand side under "Notebooks", click on "Create a New Notebook".
4. Name your first Notebook "Genealogy Websites" and click "OK". This Notebook is for all your
Genealogy websites that you visit regularly. ie. ancestry.com, rootsweb.com
5. Create another Notebook and name it "Places". This Notebook is for all the links to Places you
visit in for your Genealogy research. ie. Tennessee, Giles County, Missouri, etc.
6. Create another Notebook and name it "Quick References". This Notebook is for all your reference
sites that you visit. I.e. NRA, Soundex, Census dates, etc.
7. You might want to make more Notebooks for your specific needs. I am designing my own Website
so I have a Notebook named "Designing a Website".
8. On the left hand side of the page, you should have 4 Notebooks labeled
1. "My First Notebook" [keep this one or delete it]
2. "Quick References"
3. "Genealogy Websites"
4. "Places"
9. To add the websites to your Notebook in your Genealogy Tool Box click on the Notebook you
want to add a website to.
10. Type in the URL manually or
11. Click on one of your "Labels" and get a website from there.
12. Click on the website you want in your Notebook.
13. When that website is loaded click on the small blue Notebook in the Google toolbar at the far
right side.
14. Click on the Notebook that you want this website in.
15. Click on the yellow star.
16. Close the small box and the website and go back to your Notebooks.
17. Click on the Notebook you just added the website to and you will see it there.
18. So while you are surfing the web and you come to a website you want in your Genealogy Tool Box
don't forget the little blue book in the Google toolbar.
19. To add your Notebook to your Genealogy Tool Box homepage go to your Genealogy Tool Box and
click on "Add Stuff" in the top right hand corner.
20. On the left hand side of the page, type in "Notebook" in the "Search for Gadgets" search box.
21. Click on "Add It Now" under "Google Notebook".
23. To access Help and more knowledge about your Notebooks go here or
24. Go to your Genealogy Tool Box and click on "Tools" in the "Google Notebook" box.
25. Click on "Help".
Deleting Notebooks
26. To delete a Notebook, click on the Notebook you want to delete.

27. Click on "Tools" on the right hand side of the toolbar.
28. Click on "Delete Notebook".
Web History
29. To view your web history click on "Web History" at the top right hand corner of the page.
STEP TEN: Adding a To-Do-List to Your Genealogy Tool Box
10:17 PM
1. This is simple.
2. Go to your Genealogy Tool Box and click on "Add Stuff" in the top right hand corner.
3. Type in "to-do-list" choose your favorite one and add it to your Genealogy Tool Box.
STEP ELEVEN: Adding Stuff to Your Genealogy Tool Box
10:00 PM
We're thru adding the necessities to your Genealogy Tool Box. There are more gadgets
you can add to make your Genealogy Tool Box more enjoyable. Below is a list of
suggestions that you might want to add.
1. A link to your Gedcom file so you will be able to access it if needed or your Gedcom file uploaded
to your Docs.
2. A blog to journalize your Genealogy Research which can be found by going to your Genealogy Tool
Box and clicking on the arrow beside "More" at the top left hand corner of the page and then
clicking on even more. "Blogger" is in the right hand column under "Communicate, Show and
Share".
3. Other Genealogy Stuff by clicking on "Add Stuff" in the top right hand corner of your Genealogy
Tool Box. There are lots to choose from. I am fond of "Eastman's Genealogy Newsletter",
"Genealogy News Center", "Genealogy Help", "Distant Cousins" and a few more.
There you have it! Your own Genealogy Tool Box. It was a lot of work but well worth the effort and now
you have everything you need for your Genealogy Research at your fingertips. Enjoy!!
Copyright 2008 Deborah Claxton

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What you need:

Some new features you will need for your

You can publish a calendar to your personal website

1. Open your Gmail account with Google by clicking here.

1. The first thing we want to add is your Gmail.

Getting the Google Toolbar to access your Bookmarks

Accessing your Bookmarks in your Genealogy Tool Box

Accessing your Toolbar from any Computer

Another Way to Access Your Bookmarks on Your Genealogy Toolbox

1. We have created a Genealogy Tool Box.

To add some more to your Genealogy Tool Box go to Step Six.

Creating Genealogy Search Engines for Your Genealogy Tool Box

Getting your Genealogy Search Engines in Your Genealogy Tool Box

Importing Your IE Favorites into Your Notebooks Folder

Creating More Bookmarks

26. To delete a Notebook, click on the Notebook you want to delete.

Copyright 2008 Deborah Claxton

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