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Subject: [ASGS] Fwd: [TMG] Announcing - Family Tree SuperTools!
Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2001 16:34:34 -0700




>28 Jan 2001
>
>PRESS RELEASE
>
>Wholly Genes Software of Columbia, Maryland is proud to announce a new
>companion product for family tree software users.
>
>Family Tree SuperTools™ offers powerful wall charting features and many
>other exciting add-ons to users of many popular family tree programs. It
>works directly with the data from those programs (i.e., without GEDCOM) so
>that users may continue to use their existing program while having access
>to these new features:
>
>- A meta-project manager
>Family Tree SuperTools allows the user to manage multiple independent data
>sets within the same project. View data sets from different researchers
>and/or different programs in one master alphabetical list _without_
>merging them. Ideal for coordinating and comparing data with other
>researchers.
>
>- One-click web searches
>Search among the largest family tree databases, including
>FamilySearch.org, Ancestry.com, Rootsweb.com, Gendex.com, and
>GenealogyPortal.com. Search multiple sites at the same time for
>individuals or groups of names, including all spelling variations. No
>more data entry on web forms - just point and click to limit the search to
>names, dates, and places contained within your data project.
>
>- Multimedia Slideshows
>Produce slideshows with pictures, video, sound, and text taken directly
>from your project or by drag-and-drop from the Windows Explorer. Control
>special effects, timing between frames, transitions, etc. Includes a free
>viewer to send completed slideshows to relatives on a CD-ROM.
>
>- Timelines
>Display the events in your ancestors' lives in the context of history.
>
>- Heirloom quality wall charts and fan charts
>Includes an integrated copy of Visual Chartform™, the most flexible
>charting utility in the industry.
>Create ancestor or descendant box charts in any orientation. Create fan
>charts up to full-circle. Click-n-drag boxes or any object on the chart,
>rotate text, add additional images, text, etc.
>
>- Wall Chart Printing Service
>Got charts? After you design a chart with Family Tree SuperTools,
>Chartform Delivery service will print them on a high-quality large-format
>printer (up to 3'x30') at prices starting at just $19.95 per chart. Point
>and click in Family Tree SuperTools to submit charts securely over the web
>for the fastest turn-around.
>
>- plus…display the names of people in different colors for different
>conditions ("accents"), save user-defined screen layouts, and more.
>
>Family Tree SuperTools uses GenBridge™ import technology to read data
>directly from The Master Genealogist™, Family Tree Maker™, Personal
>Ancestral File v4™, Ultimate Family Tree™, Family Origins™, Legacy™, and
>other products. (GEDCOM is also supported). After adding or editing data
>in the original program, users of Family Tree SuperTools simply click on
><Refresh> to bring it up to date.
>
>Family Tree SuperTools uses a fully 32-bit interface and supports long
>file names, right-click menus, etc. It is effectively a read-only version
>of The Master Genealogist (TMG) v5.0, which is under development.
>
>Family Tree SuperTools retails for $19.95 as a downloadable
>utility. Advance orders are now being accepted for $14.95. CD-ROM is
>$5.00 extra plus shipping. Release is expected in about 30
>days. Registered users of TMG v4.0 who place an advance order for FTST
>will also receive a credit of $14.95 toward their later upgrade to TMG5.
>
>Wholly Genes Software was founded in 1993 to provide professional caliber
>software tools to genealogists. Its cornerstone product, The Master
>Genealogist (TMG), is among the most highly rated and popular products for
>family historians. For more information, see www.whollygenes.com or call
>toll-free in the U.S. 1-877-TMG-FAMILY.
>
>The Master Genealogist, GenBridge, Family Tree SuperTools, Visual
>Chartform, and Chartform Delivery are trademarks of Wholly Genes,
>Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.
>

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