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Evidentia pre-review
I just learned of the program Evidentia, which is designed to guide you through the Genealogical Proof Standard (GPS) process. I just downloaded a copy to review, and though I’d give my thoughts on what such a program should do … Continue reading
Storing your pictures in folders? Consider switching to Picasa or iPhoto.
One of the fun parts of genealogy is collecting photos of your family ancestors, and with computers we have a lot of options beyond putting them into photo album books. For many people this means storing their digital photos in … Continue reading
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Tagged photos, genealogy software, photo album software, technology, picasa, hoto
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RootsMagic 6 Review
RootsMagic 6 was recently released. It’s not a major overhaul but it adds a variety of new features. Installation on a Mac I run RootsMagic on my Mac inside CrossOver, a program that lets you run Windows programs without installing … Continue reading
RootsMagic 5 is now supported on Crossover
I’ve been using RootsMagic 5 on the Mac for a while now, running it in CrossoverOffice. It has been OK but it had some quirks with the front window falling behind the windows below it. I also found I couldn’t … Continue reading
More on AncestorSync #ngs2012
Yesterday I mentioned AncestorSync, a way to for different people to synchronize the databases from their genealogy software. I learned some more about it after writing. In the initial implementation AncestorSync only works through Geni. I talked to the nice … Continue reading
