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Legacy Family Tree software 'free' with magazine.

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newsboy

newsboy Report 18 Dec 2007 16:00

Thanks, folks. I shall give it a go.

LindainHerriotCountry

LindainHerriotCountry Report 18 Dec 2007 15:08

The free version is fine to start off with and the training video is free to watch on line. That can be very useful for someone who has never used family tree software before as it "walks" you through step by step


Linda

Steve

Steve Report 18 Dec 2007 13:57

I use Legacy too - just the upgraded version 5.
According to their website, version 7 is due out later this month

Steve

Ivor

Ivor Report 18 Dec 2007 00:28

Hi gang,
I like legacy too, one section includes research tips if you are stuck (limited version in standard edition, unlocked with Delux edition). There are various add ons you can buy, details on the website.
I would try out the free standard edition, then if you like it, buy the delux version when they bring out a big new update, usually once a year. Smaller updates are more frequent.

Researching:
All Cogdell's and offshoots.

ThoGre

ThoGre Report 17 Dec 2007 23:58


One of the better programs. You don't need the magazine, you can download from their website and a tutorial seems hardly necessary.
The free version is quite good. You can upgrade to the pro version with a bit more features.

newsboy

newsboy Report 17 Dec 2007 23:20

The Feb 2008 issue of PC PRO magazine, the 'free' DVD Bonus issue, is offering the above software which includes a Video Tutorial. Would anyone care to give an opinion or review of this software before I try it out? I shall have a look on Google to see if there are any reviews also. The cover price is £4.99 and trial subscriptions are available.