GedWise 6.3.2 (for Mac OS X)

From MobileGenealogy.com: Battery Park Software has updated their Mac OS X installer for GedWise, their PalmOS-based genealogy application. This brings GedWise for Mac OS X up to version 6.3.2. This update “added compatibility for GEDCOM’s created on different computer system that use various end-of-line terminators.”

Personal Ancestry Writer II (PAWriter II) version 48

Howard Metcalfe has released Personal Ancestry Writer II (PAWriter II) version 48 (4 Dec 2005). PAWriter II is a Mac (MacOS 8.6/9 or Mac OS X ) genealogy application that has most of the features found in the original Personal Ancestry File (PAF) for Mac, as well as additional publishing features (HTML/Web, word processing, desktop publishing (DTP)).

Additions:
* New menu item, File > Write HTML > Pedigree of This Person. It produces an HTML file containing a pedigree of the current person and all of his/her ancestors that are on file. The pedigree is formatted in the same text-oriented way as is a web site pedigree. For very extensive pedigrees, PAWriter might take a while to produce the file. This menu item is disabled if the current person has no ancestors.
Note: When printing the pedigree from your browser, select any option to “shrink pages to fit.” In Internet Explorer or Netscape, this option is available from the File > Print Preview menu item. This option ensures that the pedigree will fit on one page across, with one or more pages down.

*Preference for breaking long GEDCOM notes between non-space characters (GEDCOM 5.5 standard for CONC lines). Previous versions of PAWriter broke those lines on a space character (non-standard but frequently used). Be sure to use the same method both when you export a GEDCOM file and then import that file. If you don’t, extra spaces will appear or valid spaces will disappear in the notes.

Other Changes:

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MacFamilyTree 4.2.3

MacFamilyTree 4.2.3 has just been released. A lot of work has been done on the Timeline, but most importantly, degree of reliability has been added to any given information. There’s also a new feature to save parts of trees, including specific individuals or families, by simply selecting them from the sidebar/index.

Bee Docs’ Timeline 1.3

According to the Bee Docs’ Blog, Bee Docs’ Timeline was recently updated to version 1.3. This version “fixes a rare but pesky bug that causes the foundation date labels to disappear during certain date ranges”