Good day. Haven't had time to look myself, but has Cyndi's List got any Gedcom > Webpage advice? Any of you pros looked there? Anyone looking for genealogical programs of any sort should really begin there - it's where I found Legacy!!!
Best wishes Anne Cruise Tilman Brandl wrote: > > Ted, > > I'm still experimenting - just now I'm trying to figure out which way > to go with the next update. > * Ged2Web: > Very powerful, produces descendant & ancestor pedigrees. But it shows > dates for marriages only, no birth & death dates or places > * GedBrowser: > Very peculiar graphics, in particular shaded boxes with pedigrees, > which I just can't get used to <g>. Fonts are too small for me either. > It's also taking up lots of space at each page, if memeory serves me. > * GenViewer > Have tried the pedigree charts - they show most/all of the data for > individuals in the tree, but graphically I'm not really convinced. > It's a rather basic textual solution taking up lots of space. > * GedHTree > Sofar seems to fit my personal taste best, very powerful too (it's > shareware, but at a very moderate price). Has rather nice boxed > pedigrees which can be browsed, offers timeline tables, name frequency > count, age stats and even maps (US & Europe) showing a density > distribution for people based on their birth country. > An informative survey page with much more genealogical web software > can btw be found at > http://help.surnameweb.org/knight/ can I please ask 2 > questions of > > the more experienced users. > > > > 1) Which is better to make a webpage, the Legacy imbedded program or > another > > purpose built program? To unsubscribe please visit: http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp Legacy User Group Etiquette guidelines can be found at: http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
