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MacFamilyTree

MacFamilyTree 6 beta 8 Released

Synium have made available for download, another update to their free beta of their upcoming release, MacFamilyTree version 6. Their web page says it: Full featured User Guide now available from the help menu or the startup window Several localization updates Fixed issues on PowerPC based Macs Smaller user interface fixes I missed the release [...]

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MacFamilyTree Version 6 Beta Available

MacFamilyTree beta release of version 6 now available for free download. More details to come on MacGenealogist.com.

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Did Synium Engage in Online Disinformation?

You be the judge. Back on October 8th of last year someone submitted this comment on my post, “Reunion for Mac 9.0a Release Fixes Snow Leopard Incompatibility: As you can read if you click on the picture above to see the full size version of the unapproved comment from my dashboard, the comment complains about [...]

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MacFamilyTree Updated to 5.6.8

The changes in this version are: Completely new User Guide localized in English, French and German Date Picker works correctly now in all localizations Bug fixes for MobileFamilyTree 2 Sync Several other bug fixes What do you think of the new User Guide?

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MacFamilyTree Updated to 5.6.6

The release addresses the following: Several fixes and improvements for the coordinate lookup for the Virtual Globe Crash issue fixed for Mac OS X 10.5 Database migration issue fixed for older Version 4 databases You can download the latest version here.

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Adding Coordinates to Multiple Events in MacFamilyTree

Genealogists using the software MacFamilyTree have the ability to add geographic coordinates, expressed as latitude and longitude, for places in their family database. This is a process known as geocoding. The information can be added on an place-by-place basis by entering it in the edit place windows. If you have many places that are not [...]

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