Legacy vs FTM?
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Michael Horowitz
Legacy vs FTM?
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
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James A. Doemer
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
In News hvkgt2l5aja3986udnahri4a5nvo9d4ap2@4ax.com,, Michael Horowitz at
mhorowit@cox.net, typed this:
Yes, they are two different products.
mhorowit@cox.net, typed this:
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
Yes, they are two different products.
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Hugh Watkins
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
Michael Horowitz wrote:
LOL
http://www.familytreemaker.com/
version 16
which I use every day
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http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/
version 6
US County Verifier - When you exit a location field, Legacy checks the
validity of county names for locations in the United States (if the
Verify US Counties in Place Names option is turned on in the Customize
section). An error is reported if:
" No county by that name was ever found in that state. (This could be
also be the result of a misspelling.)
" The county was not in existence in this state at the date specified.
" The County had been dissolved in this state before the date specified.
When an error is reported, you can choose to view a list of all the
counties in that state to see when they were founded and their term of
existence.
looks like a useful tool for european researchers doing US studies
Blank census forms too
but which?
what about historical realtionships like apprentice or live in servanst?
Distance and bearing calculator - a UK freebie PARLOC
It would be nice if it ran on a macintosh too
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I might well get Legacy to clean up the US section of my LAPHAM
one-name study file
at the moment so much new LAPHAM data is coming in that I find it hard
to keep up
Hugh W
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a wonderful artist in Denmark
http://www.ingerlisekristoffersen.dk/
Beta blogger
http://snaps4.blogspot.com/ photographs and walks
old blogger GENEALOGE
http://hughw36.blogspot.com/ MAIN BLOG
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
LOL
http://www.familytreemaker.com/
version 16
which I use every day
====================================
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/
version 6
US County Verifier - When you exit a location field, Legacy checks the
validity of county names for locations in the United States (if the
Verify US Counties in Place Names option is turned on in the Customize
section). An error is reported if:
" No county by that name was ever found in that state. (This could be
also be the result of a misspelling.)
" The county was not in existence in this state at the date specified.
" The County had been dissolved in this state before the date specified.
When an error is reported, you can choose to view a list of all the
counties in that state to see when they were founded and their term of
existence.
looks like a useful tool for european researchers doing US studies
Blank census forms too
but which?
what about historical realtionships like apprentice or live in servanst?
Distance and bearing calculator - a UK freebie PARLOC
It would be nice if it ran on a macintosh too
=====================================
I might well get Legacy to clean up the US section of my LAPHAM
one-name study file
at the moment so much new LAPHAM data is coming in that I find it hard
to keep up
Hugh W
--
a wonderful artist in Denmark
http://www.ingerlisekristoffersen.dk/
Beta blogger
http://snaps4.blogspot.com/ photographs and walks
old blogger GENEALOGE
http://hughw36.blogspot.com/ MAIN BLOG
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Sherlock Holmes
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
Michael Horowitz wrote:
Hi Mike,
Yes FTM and Legacy are two different products and IMHO Legacy is far
better and you can use the SE version for free.
I have not seen a FTM SE being offered free and I suspect that will
never happen when Ancestry.com own the company that builds FTM.
Demo's do not count as being free as they are demo's and not a working
and functioning program that you can store information in that is not
restricted by number of entries.
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
Hi Mike,
Yes FTM and Legacy are two different products and IMHO Legacy is far
better and you can use the SE version for free.
I have not seen a FTM SE being offered free and I suspect that will
never happen when Ancestry.com own the company that builds FTM.
Demo's do not count as being free as they are demo's and not a working
and functioning program that you can store information in that is not
restricted by number of entries.
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Steve Hayes
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 08:27:50 -0500, Michael Horowitz <mhorowit@cox.net> wrote:
Yes, it is.
The standard version of Legacy is free, you pay for the deluxe version.
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Steve Hayes
E-mail: hayesmstw@hotmail.com (see web page if it doesn't work)
Web: http://people.tribe.net/hayesstw
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7783/
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
Yes, it is.
The standard version of Legacy is free, you pay for the deluxe version.
--
Steve Hayes
E-mail: hayesmstw@hotmail.com (see web page if it doesn't work)
Web: http://people.tribe.net/hayesstw
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7783/
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James A. Doemer
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
In News rs8it296u61t9qo3i36sglbkcd7a1smt0s@4ax.com,, Steve Hayes at
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
The Deluxe Version is fairly nominal though, like $29.95 if memory serves.
$59.95 if you want the training video and printed user's guide, but the
program is fairly straight forward and user friendly.
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 08:27:50 -0500, Michael Horowitz
mhorowit@cox.net> wrote:
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
Yes, it is.
The standard version of Legacy is free, you pay for the deluxe
version.
The Deluxe Version is fairly nominal though, like $29.95 if memory serves.
$59.95 if you want the training video and printed user's guide, but the
program is fairly straight forward and user friendly.
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Steve Hayes
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 04:21:11 GMT, "James A. Doemer"
<ckdbigtoeNOSPAM@earthlink.net> wrote:
Actually there WAS a free version of FTM about a year ago on some genealogy
magazine free CDs. Bjut I don't know if it's still available -- I got the
impression that it's a once-off.
I tried it, didn't like it. It's still on my computer, but I haven't looked at
it for a while. It may be OK for some people, but doesn't suit my needs.
I prefer Legacy, though I'm a bit concerned about version bloat. I use Legacy
Deluxe 5.00, and I'm concerned that to use version 6.00 I'll have to upgrade
my hardware -- that puts up the price of the software enormously.
--
Steve Hayes
E-mail: hayesmstw@hotmail.com (see web page if it doesn't work)
Web: http://people.tribe.net/hayesstw
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7783/
<ckdbigtoeNOSPAM@earthlink.net> wrote:
In News rs8it296u61t9qo3i36sglbkcd7a1smt0s@4ax.com,, Steve Hayes at
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 08:27:50 -0500, Michael Horowitz
mhorowit@cox.net> wrote:
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
Yes, it is.
The standard version of Legacy is free, you pay for the deluxe
version.
The Deluxe Version is fairly nominal though, like $29.95 if memory serves.
$59.95 if you want the training video and printed user's guide, but the
program is fairly straight forward and user friendly.
Actually there WAS a free version of FTM about a year ago on some genealogy
magazine free CDs. Bjut I don't know if it's still available -- I got the
impression that it's a once-off.
I tried it, didn't like it. It's still on my computer, but I haven't looked at
it for a while. It may be OK for some people, but doesn't suit my needs.
I prefer Legacy, though I'm a bit concerned about version bloat. I use Legacy
Deluxe 5.00, and I'm concerned that to use version 6.00 I'll have to upgrade
my hardware -- that puts up the price of the software enormously.
--
Steve Hayes
E-mail: hayesmstw@hotmail.com (see web page if it doesn't work)
Web: http://people.tribe.net/hayesstw
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7783/
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James A. Doemer
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
In News gqjit2506lfbbes21k1vq2fr4b5n23ov6i@4ax.com,, Steve Hayes at
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
That is inevitable where software and computer technology is concerned. I
tend to upgrade my hardware about once every two years anyway.
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 04:21:11 GMT, "James A. Doemer"
ckdbigtoeNOSPAM@earthlink.net> wrote:
In News rs8it296u61t9qo3i36sglbkcd7a1smt0s@4ax.com,, Steve Hayes at
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 08:27:50 -0500, Michael Horowitz
mhorowit@cox.net> wrote:
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
Yes, it is.
The standard version of Legacy is free, you pay for the deluxe
version.
The Deluxe Version is fairly nominal though, like $29.95 if memory
serves. $59.95 if you want the training video and printed user's
guide, but the program is fairly straight forward and user friendly.
Actually there WAS a free version of FTM about a year ago on some
genealogy magazine free CDs. Bjut I don't know if it's still
available -- I got the impression that it's a once-off.
I tried it, didn't like it. It's still on my computer, but I haven't
looked at it for a while. It may be OK for some people, but doesn't
suit my needs.
I prefer Legacy, though I'm a bit concerned about version bloat. I
use Legacy Deluxe 5.00, and I'm concerned that to use version 6.00
I'll have to upgrade my hardware -- that puts up the price of the
software enormously.
That is inevitable where software and computer technology is concerned. I
tend to upgrade my hardware about once every two years anyway.
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Sherlock Holmes
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
James A. Doemer wrote:
Lucky for you to be able to up grade hardware that often.
Going by the sounds of things then price is not an issue for you then.
Oh well back to the tread mill to earn enough to buy certificates and
maybe put a little aside for software up grade or maybe a new computer,
me thinks five years time based on what I am paid, just hope the hard
drive lasts that long.
In News gqjit2506lfbbes21k1vq2fr4b5n23ov6i@4ax.com,, Steve Hayes at
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 04:21:11 GMT, "James A. Doemer"
ckdbigtoeNOSPAM@earthlink.net> wrote:
In News rs8it296u61t9qo3i36sglbkcd7a1smt0s@4ax.com,, Steve Hayes at
hayesmstw@hotmail.com, typed this:
On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 08:27:50 -0500, Michael Horowitz
mhorowit@cox.net> wrote:
Based on an earlier thread, I'm getting the impression Legacy is a
different product from FTM. True? - Mike
Yes, it is.
The standard version of Legacy is free, you pay for the deluxe
version.
The Deluxe Version is fairly nominal though, like $29.95 if memory
serves. $59.95 if you want the training video and printed user's
guide, but the program is fairly straight forward and user friendly.
Actually there WAS a free version of FTM about a year ago on some
genealogy magazine free CDs. Bjut I don't know if it's still
available -- I got the impression that it's a once-off.
I tried it, didn't like it. It's still on my computer, but I haven't
looked at it for a while. It may be OK for some people, but doesn't
suit my needs.
I prefer Legacy, though I'm a bit concerned about version bloat. I
use Legacy Deluxe 5.00, and I'm concerned that to use version 6.00
I'll have to upgrade my hardware -- that puts up the price of the
software enormously.
That is inevitable where software and computer technology is concerned. I
tend to upgrade my hardware about once every two years anyway.
Hi James,
Lucky for you to be able to up grade hardware that often.
Going by the sounds of things then price is not an issue for you then.
Oh well back to the tread mill to earn enough to buy certificates and
maybe put a little aside for software up grade or maybe a new computer,
me thinks five years time based on what I am paid, just hope the hard
drive lasts that long.
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Robert Melson
Re: Legacy vs FTM?
In article <1171943581.33618@ftpsrv1>,
Sherlock Holmes <hawke_eye_david@yahoo.com.au> writes:
Dunno what prices are like Down Under, but it's possible to get a
pretty decent system in the US these days for somewhere between
US$600 and US$800, sometimes even less. I'm sure somebody here will
report even lower base prices, but ... This isn't universal, even
here, of course, but it's a far cry from my original Osborne 1 with
64K memory, a 5" display and 2 8-inch SSSD floppy drives for US$2000.
Senescent Ol' Bob
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Robert G. Melson | Rio Grande MicroSolutions | El Paso, Texas
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"People unfit for freedom---who cannot do much with it---are
hungry for power." ---Eric Hoffer
Sherlock Holmes <hawke_eye_david@yahoo.com.au> writes:
James A. Doemer wrote:
snip
That is inevitable where software and computer technology is concerned. I
tend to upgrade my hardware about once every two years anyway.
Hi James,
Lucky for you to be able to up grade hardware that often.
Going by the sounds of things then price is not an issue for you then.
Oh well back to the tread mill to earn enough to buy certificates and
maybe put a little aside for software up grade or maybe a new computer,
me thinks five years time based on what I am paid, just hope the hard
drive lasts that long.
Dunno what prices are like Down Under, but it's possible to get a
pretty decent system in the US these days for somewhere between
US$600 and US$800, sometimes even less. I'm sure somebody here will
report even lower base prices, but ... This isn't universal, even
here, of course, but it's a far cry from my original Osborne 1 with
64K memory, a 5" display and 2 8-inch SSSD floppy drives for US$2000.
Senescent Ol' Bob
--
Robert G. Melson | Rio Grande MicroSolutions | El Paso, Texas
-----
"People unfit for freedom---who cannot do much with it---are
hungry for power." ---Eric Hoffer