Use Microsoft OneNote For Paperless Genealogy

My dad is really into genealogy, and I know a lot of DocumentSnap readers are too.

I’m always interested in the technology behind tracking down your family history, so it is no surprise that I took notice of this post: Introduction to OneNote For Genealogists.

I know that Microsoft OneNote definitely has fans in the paperless crowd, so if you are interested in the topic, check out BrianB’s post and watch his helpful video, which I’ve embedded below.

Are you into paperless genealogy? How do you do it?

(Photo by MikeLove)

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Brooks Duncan helps individuals and small businesses go paperless. He's been an accountant, a software developer, a manager in a very large corporation, and has run DocumentSnap since 2008. You can find Brooks on Twitter at @documentsnap or @brooksduncan. Thanks for stopping by.

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