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From: "MooseLake" <>
Subject: Re: What Software is good for Expert?
Date: 4 Aug 1999 02:02:39 GMT


Joel:
Do you have a relative with the name of Gary Egbert, use to live in Yuma
during the mid-80's??
ML

Joel <> wrote in article
<7o2bcc$cho$1@autumn.news.rcn.net>...
While I hardly consider myself an ex-spurt, I have the highest regard for
The Master Genealogist (http://www.whollygenes.com) . I have been using it
for a few years after and transitioned from Brothers Keeper to FTM to TMG.
TMG is, IMO, far superior in regard to data capabilities.

TMG has a learning curve that is somewhat steeper than the
"keep-it-as-simple-as-a-buttonclik" type softwares. This means that it
takes a while to master (I am still learning after three years), but its
flexibility, customization, and reporting capabilities are unsurpassed.

Joel

Steve <> wrote in message
news:...
| What Genealogy software currently on the market is best for Expert user.
|
| I have lots of merging and pruning to do with GEDCOM data. I'd also
| like to be able to export a portion of the GEDCOM as well.
|
| TIA,
|
| Steve
|
| --
| Steve Egbert
| Part-time Genealogist
| http://www.egbert.org
|
|

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