#Rootsmagic ancestry how to
I haven't fully explored this yet, but it looks very promising.Īnd a manual that details how to do things. They also have a Publish to Web option where you can make a website that they host. I recently burned 6 copies to share with my cousins.
Called Sharable CD, but I burn mine to a USB stick. You can make a copy of your database to distribute to family members and they can view it on their PC. RootsToGo - You can take you database on a USB stick to the Library, FamilyHIstory Centre etc. Online hints - They support hints from multiple sources Grouping - You can make your own groups of people Problem lists - Allows extensive validation checking, and offers flexibility in what it checksĬolour coding - Like highlighting a hardcopy Some details I really like about Roots Magic:Ĭount trees - Will find "islands" of people in your tree, IE disconnected sections Yes its coming soon (in fall 2016, I think) I'm expecting to transition from FamilyTreeMaker to RootsMagic when RootsMagic supports syncing with Ancestry. While its GUI Interface isn't as slick as Ancestry browser based GUI, its functionality as a PC based program far exceeds what I can get our of Ancestry online. In general I like what I see with RootsMagic, but I still consider myself a novice with it. So I now have all 3: Ancestry Online, FamilyTreeMaker on my PC and RootsMagic on my PC. So when Ancestry announced that it would stop supporting FamilyTreeMaker, RootsMagic announced a special deal to allow customers to move to RootsMagic.
However my long term experience with Ancestry is not positive. I started out with Ancestry, and used them extensively.
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