Showing posts with label PDF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PDF. Show all posts

Saturday, March 24, 2018

How To Add Bookmarks To A PDF File

How To Add Bookmarks To A PDF File:

The idea is to create bookmarks within a PDF document that will help the reader move around in the document. These bookmarks could also be called internal hyperlinks. That is to say, the links take you to another place in the PDF rather than to another file or webpage.

Dick Henthorn
24 Mar 2018

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Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Becoming an eTeacher

Becoming an eTeacher:

Here's a five module course that looks like it would be very useful if you are ready to learn how to build a website using Google Sites.

I have an old Google Sites account where some years ago I shared many PDF files output from my genealogy files.

Now I am planning what to do with my genealogy website on WikiSpaces because they have announced that they are going to shutdown.

Dick Henthorn
7 Mar 2018

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Create a Personal Website Quickly using Google Sites

Create a Personal Website Quickly using Google Sites:

Reviewing what little I can remember about creating a website using Google Sites. I have had a Site for several years. I haven't done any updates recently.

I'm starting to think about what I am going to do to replace my paid WikiSpaces site because they have announced that they are going to shutdown.

I also have a paid account on Box where I can upload and share files. Box works well with PDF files. I wonder if I can use the Google Sites to link to PDFs on Box. If so, I might be able to store the larger files on Box and thusly avoid hitting the storage limit on a Site account.

I'm not happy!

Dick Henthorn
7 March 2018

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Saturday, February 24, 2018

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Print Friendly & PDF

Print Friendly & PDF:

Make any web page Print Friendly & PDF.

I have a Print Friendly button installed on some of my Google blogs. I also have a Print Friendly icon installed on my Google Chrome toolbar at the top of my screen.

You can also go to the website and paste in the URL of interest.

Dick Henthorn
17 Jan 2018

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Monday, April 10, 2017

James Quinn: A Circuit Rider's Journal

James Quinn: A Circuit Rider's Journal: Video
West Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church
Reverend James Quinn was an early Ohio circuit rider.  He grew up in Western Pennsylvania, a son of John Quinn and Sarah Henthorn. After his death his journal was published and the proceeds went to support of his widow and children. There is a copy of the journal in the collections of The Library of Congress, that yours truly viewed more than twenty years ago.

Information about the family of James Quinn is included in the "pafsma" file of researcher, Richard E. Henthorn.

Letters Written to Rev. Daniel Hitt include some by Rev. James Quinn and several Henthorn ladies. I make these documents available on this webpage.

James and Mary Quinn - this is a 34-page descendant PDF starting with these ancestors of Rev. James Quinn.

Dick Henthorn
10 Apr 2017
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