Monthly Archives: February 2006

New Intel-based Mac mini’s Are Available.

Posted on February 28, 2006 by admin

As you have probably heard by now, Apple has released Intel Core Solo and Core Duo-based Mac minis, now making half of their product line Intel-based. Specifications: Continue reading →

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GenealogyJ or GenJ v2.4

Posted on February 27, 2006 by admin

After more than a year, GenealogyJ (GenJ) has been updated to version 2.4. GenealogyJ is a cross-platform genealogy application written in Java.

Official Description:

GenealogyJ is a viewer and editor for genealogic data, suitable for hobbyist, family historian and genealogy researcher. GenJ supports the Gedcom standard, is written in Java and offers many views like family tree, table, timeline, geography and more.

Download it from here if you are curious. Continue reading →

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Personal Ancestry Writer II v49 (25 Feb 2006)

Posted on February 26, 2006 by admin

Personal Ancestry Writer II (PAWriter II) version 49 was updated to 25 Feb 2006. It’s a MacOS/Mac OS X Genealogy Application designed to have features similar to the original Personal Ancestral File (PAF) for MacOS/Classic. The 25 Feb 2006 release is mainly oriented towards improvements in navigation. Continue reading →

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Reunion Planner X 6.4

Posted on February 25, 2006 by admin

Reunion Planner X 6.4 is available. It’s exactly what it sounds like – a reunion planning application. It runs on either MacOS or Mac OS X (there is a Windows version available). It’s $59.95 with a demo available for download. They also have a service to translate reunion information from a spreadsheet. Continue reading →

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Genealogy Pro 2.0 Pre-Release 5

Posted on February 24, 2006 by admin

Genealogy Pro 2.0 Public
Release 5. That’s right, a 10th Mac genealogy application that is being actively developed (and since the Intel transition was first announced, I believe all 10 have seen or will shortly see new releases, and while they may not be Universal Binaries, they still should run just fine under Rosetta). Continue reading →

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