Reunion is a genealogical database for the MAC computer.
There are over 75 new features, too many to report here.
You can see the complete list and watch a video tutorial HERE.
If you just want to watch the video click HERE.
4 Generation Inheritance Study:
DNAeXplained
"I’ve recently had the opportunity to perform two, 4-generation, inheritance studies.
In both of these cases, we have the DNA of 4 generations: grandmother, parent, child and grandchild or grandchildren. I’ll be using the second study because there are two great-grandchildren to compare."
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The Beginner’s Guide to OneNote in Windows 10:
How-to-Geek
"Microsoft has revamped many of its internal apps to match both the design aesthetic and increased functionality in Windows 10, and what we’ve gotten in the new OneNote is no different."
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Important RootsMagic Update
(7.0.7.0) Available for Both Windows and Mac
We have released a new update
for both Windows and Mac RootsMagic 7 users (version 7.0.7.0). This
is a free update for RootsMagic 7 users.
Here are the major items addressed by this update:
Here are the major items addressed by this update:
- Versions of RM older than
7.0.6.0 can no longer log into FamilySearch Family Tree due to
changes made by FamilySearch to their API.
- Windows 10 snuck in a last-minute
change that didn’t exist in earlier test versions
which prevents the internal WebSearch from
working, certain text from appearing on some screens,
breaks backing up to Dropbox and Google Drive, and various other
little annoyances.
- Mac Users: This update fixes random
crashes that occurred on some users systems.
These items are described in
more detail in the following 3 sections of the newsletter, including the best
way to apply the update in each case.
To see a list of what else is
new and fixed, visit:
This Day In History: August 27
1776: The Americans are defeated by the British at the Battle of Long Island, New York.
1813: The Allies defeat Napoleon at the Battle of Dresden.
1910: Thomas Edison demonstrates the first "talking" pictures–using a phonograph–in his New Jersey laboratory.
1899 Birthday: C.S. Forester, novelist and author of the Horatio Hornblower series.
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