Re: [ranchos] File - Who's Who

[Alicia Carrillo <alliecar@...>]

I know that I have found the who's who extremely valuable. When someone sends a message and I'm curious about their (specific research area I just go to who's who and do a quick look up on their area, surnames etc. Sometimes I wonder to myself, "where does this person live? and this I can also find quickly in who's who. So please if you have not already posted on who's who, please do because it's so easy to do.

 

Thanks.............Alicia

ranchos@yahoogroups.com wrote:

> New members: Please go to the Database and fill in your information. If you are
> old to the group, but haven't submitted your information please consider doing it now.
> Here are Angie Godina's Instructions on what you need to do. If you have
> any additional questions please direct them to: aajay1073@...
>
> ---------------------------------
>
> Thanks to everyone who entered their information.  I think it will 
> become very benificial to all of us.
>
> What I think is good about the database is that when you open it up, 
> you are given that "Search This Table" input box.  If you type in a 
> surname or a location, it lists out all the people searching that 
> surname and or location.  A very useful feature, be sure to try it.
>
> The fields in the table are: Name
> Email Address    {optional}[but provide it anyway,
>  jp]
> Research Surnames    {Surnames you are researching.}
> Research Location    {Cities, Towns, Ranchos that your ancestors are from.}
> My Location    {Your current location - optional}
>
> So once you are on the database page you just select the 'Add Record' 
> link.  Enter your information.  Then select the 'Add Record' button.  
> You should then be able to see your record in the table.  The edit 
> link will allow you to modify your record at any time.
>
> That should do it...
>
> Thanks,
> Angie
>
> P.S.  Isn't it kind of convenient that my record shows up first.  I, 
> of course, planned it that way...