Did the person that was going to do the Breedlove book on CD ever get it going? If so, I would like the information on how to obtain a copy. Someone please respond to this. Regards, Linda descendant of Thomas Watkins Breedlove John Breedlove David Anderson Breedlove John D. Breedlove

SususuzeeQ@aol.com wrote: > > Did the person that was going to do the Breedlove book on CD ever get it going? No, I haven't. The "C" partition with Windows on it has crashed with over 400 bad sectors. All of the other partitions on the 9 Gig drive are readable so the genealogy and other data is intact, I just can't run any programs to access it. Have purchased a new 40 Gig drive but the bios on my motherboards will not recognize all of it. Am still awaiting word from the motherboard manufacturer on how to get an updated bios chip that will recognize large drives. Have tried flash programming it with the vendors programs and only succeeded in wiping out the chip entirely. As soon as I get a new bios chip I can format the new drive and transfer all of the data over to it after I install Windows again, which is always a pain. I do have four other machines but none of them has spare space to install and run the large genealogy databases that I have. Until that main machine is fixed I can do little people genealogy. I do get online everyday and do searches but all of the data collected on the web is just stacking up on the floor waiting to be input. Found a good program for tracking my boxer's pedigree so I've spent a lot of time on that lately, tracing her back to a lot of the German imported boxer champions and finding over 3300 ancestors and their descendants through various lines. That's the present state of my Breedlove et al genealogy research. Have found a few interesting items that may connect some lines that were not connected before but haven't been to the library this year to check anything out. Tom King