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- MyBlood 1.21 (April 2010)
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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Use Spotlight as a Database
macosxhints has an article about using Spotlight as a Database Continue reading
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PAWriter II version 45 (17 Oct)
PAWriter II version 45 was updated yesterday, as well as the Reference Guide Folder. Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy Applications
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Family Ties (Familienbande) – Information
There are now nine known active genealogy applications for the Mac platform (that we know of):
Family Ties (Familienbande), a free genealogy application from Stefan Mettenbrink for Mac OS X (and probably MacOS 8.6+ and MacOS 9.x+ with Carbon) and Windows. Continue reading
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New iMac, iPod with video
Apple has released some new products today, one being a heavily updated iMac G5, the other a new iPod capable of playing videos (including a video-out feature to play on your TV. Continue reading
Posted in Apple News
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Reunion Source Usage Report -> FileMaker, Text
Tom Robinson released two AppleScript applications last month that deal with Reunion’s Source Usage Report, and converting it into either a text file that can be read into other applications, or importing it into a FileMaker databse. Continue reading
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