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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- Art of Family History
🔊 Episode 036
Have you ever tried to create a family history book, but it was more challenging than you originally anticipated?
Or maybe you haven't even started yet because the whole thing is overwhelming, and you don't have the confidence to believe that you can create a book.
Let's turn that all around. In episode 36 of The Art of Family History, I'm going to share with you the pre-planning steps that I take to ensure that my project always works out as expected.
Keep watching to learn:
• why you should start with the end result and work backwards
• the four decisions to make before you put your finger on the keyboard
Are you ready? Let’s get started.
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Every last second of this video is fantastic advice! Everybody making a book should Watch this.
I'm so glad it was helpful!
I sure would like to see examples of the information you are sharing. It's so important, but I have no clue of what it means. ❤
Great tips!! I wish I would have watched this before creating my first digital scrapbook with over 200 pages. I did exactly what your client did in regards to print sizing. It was my son's "School Years" book that I wanted to share at his graduation, I spent 100s of hours scanning, designing, and typing. When I went to submit it to the printer I found that my 8 1/2" x 11" design was too large for the 8x10 book that they printed. I thought I had checked and that I was using the right size, ugh! I ended up bringing the pdf book to another program and cropped everything to the right size. So much time wasted. The binding tips gives me more to think about with the genealogy book I'm working on. Thank you!
Ouch! It's awful when that happens but you'll only do it once! I'm sure every other book has been perfectly set up.