Real-Time Collaboration And Legacy Family Tree Announce the Donation of
AncestorSync™ SourceTemplates Model and Legacy’s Source Templates to the Open
Source Community.

Legacy Family Tree is donating 1,400 SourceTemplates to complement the
AncestorSync SourceTemplates Model

Orem, Utah (Real-Time Collaboration) Oct. 5, 2011- Real-Time Collaboration
and Legacy Family Tree have announced the addition of thousands of
SourceTemplates and a SourceTemplate model to help standardize the tracking
of source materials.   This addition of SourceTemplates and the
SourceTemplate model have culminated in a comprehensive resource available
for the genealogy community.

Real-Time Collaboration, Inc’s AncestorSync™ Division recognizes the
following companies whose original work and generous contributions allowed
AncestorSync™ to aggregate their efforts into this model:  Ancestral Quest,
Family Tree Maker, Legacy Family Tree, MacFamily Tree, Personal Ancestral
File (PAF), and Roots Magic.

The AncestorSync™ Division is also working with Better GEDCOM to create
additional templates to better serve the global community.

BetterGEDCOM issued this statement, “BetterGEDCOM is an independent group of
end users and software developers working toward the next generation of open
standards for communicating genealogy information electronically.  We also
welcome SourceTemplates.org (http://sourcetemplates.org/) to the effort to
develop a widely supported international model for source citations.”

About Real-Time Collaboration, Inc.
Real-Time Collaboration, a genealogy process automation company, melds social
networking capabilities with state-of-the-art family history and genealogy
technologies to connect individuals around the world who share common
ancestors. Real-Time Collaboration is based in Orem, Utah.

For more information about AncestorSync™, contact us at info@...
or 1.877.436.3256 or visit our website at www.ancestorsync.com.

About Legacy Family Tree
Founded in 1984, Millennia Corporation publishes the award-winning Legacy
Family Tree genealogy software program, with headquarters in Surprise,
Arizona. More information can be found at www.LegacyFamilyTree.com.
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Where did you see this?

Anytime you quote an article, you really *should* post the source of the
article to avoid copyright issues!

Sherry


-----Original Message-----
From: gensoft@yahoogroups.com [mailto:gensoft@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Steve Hayes
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 1:06 AM
To: gensoft@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gensoft] Source templates

Real-Time Collaboration And Legacy Family Tree Announce the Donation of
AncestorSyncT SourceTemplates Model and Legacy's Source Templates to the
Open Source Community.

Legacy Family Tree is donating 1,400 SourceTemplates to complement the
AncestorSync SourceTemplates Model

Orem, Utah (Real-Time Collaboration) Oct. 5, 2011- Real-Time Collaboration
and Legacy Family Tree have announced the addition of thousands of
SourceTemplates and a SourceTemplate model to help standardize the tracking
of source materials.   This addition of SourceTemplates and the
SourceTemplate model have culminated in a comprehensive resource available
for the genealogy community.

Real-Time Collaboration, Inc's AncestorSyncT Division recognizes the
following companies whose original work and generous contributions allowed
AncestorSyncT to aggregate their efforts into this model:  Ancestral Quest,
Family Tree Maker, Legacy Family Tree, MacFamily Tree, Personal Ancestral
File (PAF), and Roots Magic.

The AncestorSyncT Division is also working with Better GEDCOM to create
additional templates to better serve the global community.

BetterGEDCOM issued this statement, "BetterGEDCOM is an independent group of
end users and software developers working toward the next generation of open
standards for communicating genealogy information electronically.  We also
welcome SourceTemplates.org (http://sourcetemplates.org/) to the effort to
develop a widely supported international model for source citations."

About Real-Time Collaboration, Inc.
Real-Time Collaboration, a genealogy process automation company, melds
social networking capabilities with state-of-the-art family history and
genealogy technologies to connect individuals around the world who share
common ancestors. Real-Time Collaboration is based in Orem, Utah.

For more information about AncestorSyncT, contact us at
info@... or 1.877.436.3256 or visit our website at
www.ancestorsync.com.

About Legacy Family Tree
Founded in 1984, Millennia Corporation publishes the award-winning Legacy
Family Tree genealogy software program, with headquarters in Surprise,
Arizona. More information can be found at www.LegacyFamilyTree.com.
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On 6 Oct 2011 at 7:21, Sherry wrote:

> Where did you see this?
>
> Anytime you quote an article, you really *should* post the source of the
> article to avoid copyright issues!

I believe it was a press release.


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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Hello All,

About a year ago, I developed software for transcribing parish records
from census and parish register images.

The software was originally intended for our own use, but it seemed a
shame to keep it to ourselves, so I developed a generic version of the
software, and 3 months ago I made it available as freeware.

There have been thousands of downloads, and I have had plenty of
requests for features, but I don't get any real feedback.

If there are any transcribers in this group, I would appreciate your
comments and ideas about this application.

The application is at http://genscriber.com.

Steve, I was going to upload it to the files section, but I am not
familiar with yahoo groups.
Maybe you could set me straight on how to add it?

Regards
Les Hardy

Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Steve Hayes
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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Steve Hayes
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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Steve Hayes
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An interesting blog post on genealogy software:

"All of the recent discussion of genealogy software has caused me to think
about the weaknesses of modern genealogy software, my genealogy workflow, and
what features a software program would have to meet my needs.

The funny thing is that many of the features are available in one software
program or another–some genealogy, some not. However, putting them all
together in one package, even if it were a monster package, would meet my
needs.

So here is my vision of the perfect genealogy program:"

http://michaelhait.wordpress.com/2012/04/02/my-software-vision/


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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Steve Hayes
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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Clooz is a genealogical research tool that enables you to analyse your data
in
various ways, and possibly open up new avenues for research.

Development of the program was recently taken over by Ancestral Systems, and
they are now offering a free trial of Clooz 3.0, which is due to be released
soon.

For more information see:
http://www.clooz.com/


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Thanks for the update. I used Clooz years ago.

I hope they're able to restore connectivity with Legacy and add it to other
programs as they say they will. Otherwise, Clooz is basically useless,
creating double entry for sources. In their "News" section, they wrote "We
have redesigned the implementation of the original Clooz Legacy interface to
accommodate connection to other programs." but it's not clear if it works
with Legacy. Sounds like they're going to try...

Legacy v8 is in the works and nearing completion. I hope the Clooz
developers are working with the Legacy developers to accommodate the changes
that will take place in v8 as well.

At $39.95 US, it's pretty darn expensive for what's basically an "add-on" to
your main genealogy program. They'll do a lot better in sales if they drop
the price by $10-15

Sherry


-----Original Message-----
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Steve Hayes
Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2012 8:52 PM
To: gensoft@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gensoft] New version of Clooz released

Clooz is a genealogical research tool that enables you to analyse your data
in various ways, and possibly open up new avenues for research.

Development of the program was recently taken over by Ancestral Systems, and
they are now offering a free trial of Clooz 3.0, which is due to be released
soon.

For more information see:
http://www.clooz.com/


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Something from the Clooz mailing list.

------- Forwarded message follows -------
From:            "Steve Hayes" <hayesstw@...>
To:              clooz@...
Date sent:       Sat, 22 Sep 2012 04:49:50 +0200
Priority:        normal
Subject:         [CLOOZ] Clooz 4.0
Send reply to:   shayes@..., clooz@...

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On 21 Sep 2012 at 17:32, Clooz wrote:

> Having said that, I'm sure you are all familiar with the many issues we have
> been able to improve or correct.  I must admit that Rich has achieved far
> more than I expected when I first acquired Clooz.
>
> We will continue, where practical, to make small improvements, so long as we
> don't expend time and resources that would be better spent developing our
> vision for a brand new Clooz 4.0.

I think that's exactly right.

Perhaps what is needed is to make a clear distinction between what needs to
be
fixed in Clooz 3.x and a wish list for Clooz 4.0.

I'm not saying this for you and Rick, because I'm sure you're aware of it,
but
rather for other members of the list, to suggest that we clearly indicate
which things are bugs, and which things belong to the wish list.

I also think it is important for Clooz to remain focused on its core business
-- that it is a document-based program, or perhaps an evidence-based program.
and that it can't do everything. It is important that it does what it does do
well.


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On 9 Oct 2012 at 6:57, Kerry Raymond wrote:

> Also shared genealogies don't seem to work very well in practice. There are
> three versions of anything, yours, mine and the "truth" (which we can never
> really know). Just because Betty believes that the father of an illegitimate
> child "must have been SoAndSo" doesn't mean another relative believes it. We
> can all look at the same evidence and draw different conclusions and a
> genealogical database is just that, a set of conclusions, not a body of
> evidence.

My experience certainly fits in with that.

Four years ago I started a family Wiki for sharing family stories, but
practically no one has contributed to it. Lots of people visit it, and read
what I have written, and probably nick some of the information for their own
family trees, but it's all take and no give, so I hardly ever update it now.

> A lot of people in the genealogy space have been a bit burned by
> crowd-sourced projects. Many get started with grand ambitions and solicit
> contributions, but the project falters and the contributions are never made
> available/integrated (or whatever) as promised, or the site exists for a while
> and then disappears. The return-on-investment for contributors in many such
> projects is often low to non-existent and certainly I am now much less likely
> to contribute to a project unless I can see the clear path to a long-lived
> site/resource. What commitment will you be able to give to contributors as to
> the longevity of the site/resource created?

Some of them have been remarkably successful, though, most notably FreeBMD,
which is a very useful resource, as are the spinoffs, FreeREG and FreeCEN,
though to a lesser extent.



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I had a look at the Libre Office templates site, and they had a section for
genealogy templates, which looked interesting.

But when I went to have a look at it here

http://tinyurl.com/bozjql3

there was nothing there.

So here's a topic for discussion:

What kinds of templates would you find useful for genealogy?

Do you have a wishlist for your own research?


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I had a look at the Libre Office templates site, and they had a section for
genealogy templates, which looked interesting.

But when I went to have a look at it here

http://tinyurl.com/bozjql3

there was nothing there.

So here's a topic for discussion:

What kinds of templates would you find useful for genealogy?

Do you have a wishlist for your own research?

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> Steve, there are four in Open Office here
> http://templates.services.openoffice.org/en/search/node/genealogy It
> would be worth seeing if they work in LibreOffice too.

I tried all four in LibreOffice, though not extensively.  They seem to load
and work fine.

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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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In ten+ years of tracing a couple of family lines, the most success I've had in
getting other people to contribute to a family tree is with a printed
multi-generation chart with pictures - posted on a wall at the site where the
yearly reunion is held.  Those who don't find family member pictures on the
chart almost always contribute at least pictures - and while you have their
attention you can ask for other info.

This can lead to big charts - one year I had access to a roll-fed plotter and
the chart was 3 feet high and 20+ feet long but almost everyone wanted to
themselves and their immediate family.  There were even a few who looked at
multiple generations.

I've had almost zero success with anything promised for 'later' - maybe 1 person
in 100 actually follows through.

John

A lot of people do that and have lots of pens or pencils hanging around so
the blanks can be filled for dates and children.

Sounds fun!

Sherry


-----Original Message-----
From: gensoft@yahoogroups.com [mailto:gensoft@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
johnecarter
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2012 4:34 PM
To: gensoft@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [gensoft] Re: Shared genealogies and crowd sourcing

In ten+ years of tracing a couple of family lines, the most success I've had
in getting other people to contribute to a family tree is with a printed
multi-generation chart with pictures - posted on a wall at the site where
the yearly reunion is held.  Those who don't find family member pictures on
the chart almost always contribute at least pictures - and while you have
their attention you can ask for other info.

This can lead to big charts - one year I had access to a roll-fed plotter
and the chart was 3 feet high and 20+ feet long but almost everyone wanted
to themselves and their immediate family.  There were even a few who looked
at multiple generations.

I've had almost zero success with anything promised for 'later' - maybe 1
person in 100 actually follows through.

John

I've spent quite a lot of time today entering information into the Research
Data Filer program that I got with PAF some 20 years ago.

I thought of ways that it could be improved, and wished for an update, but
there is still no other program that does what it does as well as it does.

Could Clooz 4 be that program? I hope so!

More here:

http://t.co/wqwtx7bq


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From the developers of Clooz -- looking for views of Mac & Linux users.

------- Forwarded message follows -------
Date sent:       Fri, 28 Dec 2012 19:49:46 -0600
From:            Joe Bissett <jbissett@...>
To:              clooz@...
Subject:         [CLOOZ] Mac and Linux Users
Send reply to:   clooz@...

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Hi Folks,

As we prepare for 2013 and the development of Clooz 4, we need to gather
information on members who now use a Mac or Linux operating system.  Although
we do not currently use either system, we have learned that Clooz 3 runs
normally on those systems under various emulator modes.

We consider the emulator use as a less than optimal solution, so our
goal is to release Clooz 4 in a native mode for each system, assuming
there is a large enough group of folks to make the effort worthwhile.

Please update your information in our master database which is
maintained in our Constant Contact service.  This is very simple to do,
and requires only a minute or two.  Go to our web site:

http://www.clooz.com/

and click on the large button to "Join our mailing list".  When you
enter your e-mail address you will be offered two options.  The first is to
update your information, and the second is to re-subscribe if you are no
longer in our database.  For your security, when you click "Submit", you will
immediately receive an e-mail containing the link to perform the update.
Please be sure that you select BOTH the General Information list and the Mac
or Linux list.

Constant Contact service does not allow SPAMing of any kind, so the only
e-mail you will receive from us will be legitimate Clooz information, will be
appropriately labeled, and will be from my business e-mail address joe @
clooz.com.  Your information WILL NOT be shared with any other entity for any
purpose.

This is a serious request to help us develop Clooz into the visionary
product that we all desire.

Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Joe and Rich
Ancestral Systems LLC

------- End of forwarded message -------


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Just a reminder of the genealogical software discussion forum on YahooGroups

In is a good place for

* discussing programs you are using, and how to get the best out of them
* discussing programs you would like to see
* discussing improvements you would like to see in existing programs
* collaborating in developing programs that are useful for genealogists
* reviewing genealogy software
* announcing and commenting on new versions and programs
* anything else to do with computer programs used for genealogy

When discussing general software, such as word processors, spreadsheets,
databases etc., it is best to stick to the genealogical uses of those programs
-- but sharing ideas on how they can be used for genealogy is good.

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Users of genealogy software come to this site to review and rate the software
they use.

The programs that receive user approval deserve to be duly recognized.

These well-liked programs receive the GenSoftReviews award for "Top Rated
Genealogy Software".

Awards are presented to all programs achieving a 4.00 or more star rating
based on 10 or more total user reviews with at least one review in the
qualifying year.

Programs that have reached this standard in the past year
are shown with their Users Choice Award alongside their listings on
GenSoftReviews.

See them all here:

http://www.gensoftreviews.com/awards.php


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