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Parallels Desktop Build 9344

There was an update yesterday to this PC virtualization software. It’s used by some MacGenealogists to run Windows genealogy software. There doesn’t appear to be anything in this build of particular interest to genealogists, but it looks like there are some worthwhile fixes, so go update your copy.
Here is the list of enhancements and fixes [...]

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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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Tree To Go Version 1.0.1

The Ancestry.com application for iPhone and iPod touch has been updated in the App Store. The 1.0.1 release adds support for first generation iPod touch and fixes a crash bug.

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Ancestry.com “Tree To Go” iPhone App

I’ve checked out the iPhone (and iPod touch) app recently released by Ancestry.com. The free app is called Tree To Go. It enables you to examine and update the trees you have on Ancestry.com through your iPhone—no, you can’t search the databases at Ancestry.com through the app. A synchronization feature keeps the data in your [...]

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MacGenealogist Videos on Facebook

I’ve created a new fan page on Facebook and I’m in the process of copying all the MacGenealogist screencast videos to it. This will make the videos easier for you to find and more accessible to people who are new to them. The videos look great on Facebook!
Please drop by the MacGenealogist fan page and [...]

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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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