New Genealogy Software: GenDetective 2011
Organization - Research - Windows - Purchase
GenDetective 2011 has been released.
GenDetective allows you to organize your research to a location, a time period, a family line or even an individual. Say you are making a trip to visit your grandmother, and while you're there, maybe visit a few cemeteries. GenDetective will provide a report that identifies the individuals who died in that area and who's grave markers you have not located yet.
GenDetective 2011 has been released.
GenDetective allows you to organize your research to a location, a time period, a family line or even an individual. Say you are making a trip to visit your grandmother, and while you're there, maybe visit a few cemeteries. GenDetective will provide a report that identifies the individuals who died in that area and who's grave markers you have not located yet.
Need Help?
To learn how to use GeneaNet, please read the "GeneaNet First Steps" pages.
First StepsTo ask for help on any topic related to the GeneaNet website, to report a bug and to make a suggestion, please go to our forum.
ForumQuestions not related to blog notes will not be answered here. Many thanks for your comprehension.
Comments
This software has potential but it does not seem to be professional--I downloaded the 169 mb software, tried to install and it required a special "Office 2007 Primary Interop Assemblies" which I tried to do but it still would not work--the program starts and never continues.
Also readme for this Office 2007 program says that uninstall can do some damage--so I am stuck with a program (10 day trial) that won't work and now I have jeopardized my computer.
Also, I emailed Rumblesoft and still no reply--I don't think they have a support system in place yet.
To download the 169 mb takes some patience--it looks complicated from the PDF readme file -- not too user friendly, no support, difficult to install and simply does not run for me (XP SP 3).
I will try the uninstall and reinstall one more time--did it twice already, but with no reply--hate to think that one person is trying to do everything--that spells trouble.