NOTE: This software and associated documentation are
Copyright © 1997-1998 Patricia A. Lindsay.
Except for the CCHelper Manual written by Carol A. Haagensen
CCHelper comes with a set of sample pages predefined for you, but you have the option to change how those pages will look if you like. Click here to learn more about how the HTML is defined in CCHelper.
There's now a page that lists sites using CCHelper in interesting ways. Check this list to find pages that are using CCHelper for single surname pages, and for indexing transcribed data like obits, censuses, vital records and more.
Visit the Query Express site and learn how to get your queries prepped and ready to go into CCHelper with this system.
Read Wally's article The CCHelper Revolution!
See Carol Haagensen's wonderful manual. Take a look, we think you'll be pleased!You can now download the zipped version of the manual for viewing offline.
Visit Surname Helper and try out the new surname-searchable database. CCHelper lets the site manager (eg USGenWeb County Coordinator) create a surname index for the site. Surname Helper links all of those surname indexes together and lets the user search multiple sites for a given surname.Register a CCHelper site with Surname Helper.