Originally posted by SolomonsJim
Hello all! I am a new user of iFamily for Tiger and love it a lot already. For me, the research and investigating has become a daily addiction as I imagine a lot of you also experience. While the collection and verification of data is all well and good, I really want to be able to share my information to my family. With the holidays just around the corner, I want to present my research in a printed, bound book that I can give to my siblings as gifts. So, my question is: how have any of you done this very thing? I need recommendations as I am running out of time to get this done before Christmas.
On a related note: have any of you checked out or used Ancestry.com's new publish service? It lets you upload your family history and then select layouts, charts, etc on a variety of backgrounds & fonts & colors, etc. Once done, you can buy a printed and bound version for around $30. Is this worth the effort? Are there better, competing companies I should check out?
Thanks in advance!!
Publishing Family History into Bound Book?
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Publishing Family History into Bound Book?
Originally posted by lesleyf
Below is a mix of places that will do your short run publish many more on web Lulu.com is well priced
http://www.lulu.com/en/products/paperba ... lgodHU583g
http://www.seaviewpress.com.au/
http://www.selfpublish.com.au/
http://www.bookpal.com.au/?gclid=CPf1lt ... QAodA3dOzA
Below is a mix of places that will do your short run publish many more on web Lulu.com is well priced
http://www.lulu.com/en/products/paperba ... lgodHU583g
http://www.seaviewpress.com.au/
http://www.selfpublish.com.au/
http://www.bookpal.com.au/?gclid=CPf1lt ... QAodA3dOzA
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Publishing Family History into Bound Book?
Originally posted by seejayess
Very interesting guys, and thanks for the links Lesley
Very interesting guys, and thanks for the links Lesley