Adrian Michigan FamilySearch Center: Difference between revisions

*'''Ancestral Quest'''—Ancestral Quest is a genealogy management tool. Users will find that it looks and feels very much like PAF 5.2, with several new features and utilities.<br>

*'''Ancestral Quest Collaboration'''—By using the NetFam™ Collaboration capabilities of Ancestral Quest, you can work together with a group of people (typically relatives) on recording your family history. To work with a “Collaboration File,” you place a family file on a central server on the internet. You allow others to access that file. This means that you and your associates, anywhere in the world, can work together on a single master file. This can eliminate the need to send GEDCOM files back and forth and merge the two sets of information.<br>

*'''ArkivDigital'''—ArkivDigital is the largest private provider of Swedish Church Records and other historical records online! All images are newly photographed color images of the original documents. <br>

*'''Charting Companion'''—Genealogy charting tool that creates charts and reports from family tree databases. This program allows users to choose the number of generations, events to include, content of box charts, date format, and photos for all graphic representations. Charting Companion offers a wide variety of formats and over 16 million color options to organize family lines and fully customize reports by sex, generation, or lineage.<br>

*'''Genelines'''™—Genelines Universal Edition is a time line charting companion for use with almost any genealogy program. Genelines brings together elements of time, history, and family relationships on visual time line charts. The charts are created from two sources—your genealogy database and an extensive library of history files.<br>

*'''Generation Maps'''—Generation Maps Family History Center (FHC) Consultation Software allows you to submit any genealogy computer file for a free pedigree analysis consultation. You’ll be sent an e-mail with an analysis of your file (size, number of generations, lateral lines, merging issues, etc.) and suggestions for multiple printing options for displaying your family history.<br>

*'''Legacy'''—Legacy Family Tree can be used to map your ancestors around the world, create beautiful wall charts, and cite your sources. It also includes an interview center that will assist you in asking the right questions to help capture important memories before it's too late, and much, much more.<br>

*'''MagiKey'''—A Windows-based genealogy software that opens, reads, and saves in the GEDCOM format. The new tool Census Tracker helps you to easily extract and view census data for an entire family across many years in countries such as the US, Canada, Ireland, Scotland, and the United Kingdom. Use MagiKey Family Tree to easily take your existing information, or information extracted from a census, and add it to FamilySearch and merge duplicate information.<br>

*'''Map My Family Tree'''—Map My Family Tree geographically locates your family tree (from all popular genealogy file formats) so that you can view where your ancestors were born, married, and died. You can customize printable maps with over 16 million colors and a wide range of font styles and sizes, and you can automatically link to Google™ Earth, Google Maps, TerraServer USA, and MapQuest.com to see your ancestors' hometowns on online maps, satellite images, and aerial photographs.<br>

*'''RootsMagic'''—RootsMagic Genealogy Software is a genealogy management tool. AutoMatch will automatically match people in your RootsMagic file with FamilySearch, all without requiring user intervention. This gets rid of one of the biggest obstacles to using your own personal data with FamilySearch Family Tree and lets you get on with sharing your information to and from FamilySearch.