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How To: Make a Public or Private Discussion

Posted March 1, 2011 by Geni | One Comment

Discussions are a great way to communicate with fellow genealogists. Here’s how to get started.

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Bengt Roslund

I have started two separate Geni trees, one for my family and one for my wife¨s family. This was OK to work like this as long as you had to log in to both trees. Now it seems I get automatic access to only one tree and can’t find a log in procedure for the other one. What do I do?

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