Export GED file from Legacy, and Import it on Tribal Pages. FREE web page, with security, for most abilities including many reports. Also has an Annual fee for more tools, but reasonable. Try free version first. TribalPages.comBen Thayer -------- Original message --------From: Crystal Emory <genseek...@gmail.com> Date: 5/13/24 11:46 PM (GMT-05:00) To: Legacy User Group <legacyusergroup@legacyusers.com> Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy on a website I would like to know what is necessary to run Legacy on a website. I belong to a non-profit family project. The group is the Ferree Family and our tree is the Ferree Family Association tree currently hosted on a private account on Ancestry. We have over 39 thousand names in the tree. Our current tree was a temporary fix until we determine a new way to store our tree so that descendants can view the tree and recommend changes, etc. We are considering all of the options of moving forward and where best to put our tree for future generations. We are a non-profit, with a website, we are also looking into creating a new website and have yet determined what platform to house the website. It is my understanding that with the appropriate software running in the background on a website we can use Legacy to house the tree. I hope what I am asking makes sense. Is there anyone with experience with our situation and can you provide some advice please.Crystal
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