In addition to all the offline programs, I want to add the online ones: Ancestry, FamilySearch, Mocavo, MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA, Geni.com, and so on. One of my motivations is to find a program that makes it easy to exchange data with the cloud-based services, and they have their idiosyncrasies too: Ancestry doesn't recognize my carefully sourced Ancestry sources; I recently learned that some services recognize only Christening as an alternative birth event (Baptism is taken to be LDS baptism--thank you TMG Utility for a quick fix to that!), and so on. Barbara On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 7:12 PM, Tom via <tmg-refugees@rootsweb.com> wrote: > First, thank you for creating this list. I had my qualms about posting on > the TMG, RM, Leg, TNG, FTM (Yuk), et. al. lists/forums because I wasn't sure > what could be said about various products without offending someone or some > business. Plus, some of it was over my head and other parts just didn't seem > applicable. > > With the exception of FTM, I am looking at the products listed above. I did > (yesterday) purchase the latest TMG upgrade; I was still on version 8. Like > many of you, I will stick with TMG -- for the time being. I still need to > upgrade SS. Heck, I don't even know what version I'm running! LOL That gives > me some stability for the near-term, but I'm not getting any younger. Funny > how we always get older, but we never get younger. -- Barbara Zanzig Kirkland, WA Zanzig one name study