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    1. Re: Advice on replacement Software Please
    2. J. Hugh Sullivan
    3. On Fri, 17 Jun 2011 17:24:01 +1200, "Dave C" <[email protected]> wrote: >I am currently running an anchient version of Family Tree Maker (V7) circa >1999. I have started to look at newer offerings and have initially been put >off the latest version of FTM which seems to be an annual exercise in >marketing rather than a step advancement. > >Having now decided to cast the net wider than an "upgrade" your opinions and >experiences would be appreciated. What do people think of RootsMagic? > >I'm in New Zealand, but most current research is focussed in the UK. > >Running >Dual Core 2.7Ghz CPU >4GHz Ram >Vista Business 32 > >Many Thanks > >Dave I am not familiar with unique requirements for UK genealogy. That said... Until a couple of years ago I had tried every known genealogy program. The two programs you should try before you buy are Legacy and RootsMagic - if you are a very sophisticated user you may wish to try TMG. Hugh

    06/17/2011 06:09:20
    1. Re: Advice on replacement Software Please
    2. Dave C
    3. "J. Hugh Sullivan" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > On Fri, 17 Jun 2011 17:24:01 +1200, "Dave C" <[email protected]> > wrote: > >>I am currently running an anchient version of Family Tree Maker (V7) circa >>1999. I have started to look at newer offerings and have initially been >>put >>off the latest version of FTM which seems to be an annual exercise in >>marketing rather than a step advancement. >> >>Having now decided to cast the net wider than an "upgrade" your opinions >>and >>experiences would be appreciated. What do people think of RootsMagic? >> >>I'm in New Zealand, but most current research is focussed in the UK. >> >>Running >>Dual Core 2.7Ghz CPU >>4GHz Ram >>Vista Business 32 >> >>Many Thanks >> >>Dave > > I am not familiar with unique requirements for UK genealogy. That > said... > > Until a couple of years ago I had tried every known genealogy program. > The two programs you should try before you buy are Legacy and > RootsMagic - if you are a very sophisticated user you may wish to try > TMG. > > Hugh Thanks Hugh - I'm definately trying NOT to become familiar with every known genealogy program <grin>. Appreciate the nod towards Legacy and Rootsmagic. Will definately look at both. Dave --- Posted via news://freenews.netfront.net/ - Complaints to [email protected] ---

    06/17/2011 06:30:40