Just making a 64 bit version of FTM would include vast improvements in performance. This is long over due. This would allow the software to take advantage of some of the newest hardware available today.
Something I would personally like to see added is a colored pointer added for the spouse of the tree owner. Currently the HOME Person has a gold filled arrow along it's entire line. Adding another colored arrow for the spouse of teh home person would help focus attantion to specific lines.
Something I see I would like changed (easy one) When working on resolving place names and making a correction, the page location pionter is adjusted and moved to the bottom of that display pane. Keeping the pointer the same would mean I could address any issues on the next entry without having to scroll the screen up to see it.
Unexplainable issue: the place name for some German cities are duplicated and can't be merged together. An example: Bavaria, Bayern, Germany... no combination of "Replace with othe place name" will eliminate the duplicates? I currently have 5 locations with this single place name.
Just my observations I hope they will attempt to address in the next version
Jim Barringer
Something I would personally like to see added is a colored pointer added for the spouse of the tree owner. Currently the HOME Person has a gold filled arrow along it's entire line. Adding another colored arrow for the spouse of teh home person would help focus attantion to specific lines.
Something I see I would like changed (easy one) When working on resolving place names and making a correction, the page location pionter is adjusted and moved to the bottom of that display pane. Keeping the pointer the same would mean I could address any issues on the next entry without having to scroll the screen up to see it.
Unexplainable issue: the place name for some German cities are duplicated and can't be merged together. An example: Bavaria, Bayern, Germany... no combination of "Replace with othe place name" will eliminate the duplicates? I currently have 5 locations with this single place name.
Just my observations I hope they will attempt to address in the next version
Jim Barringer