Family tree maker 2014 for mac manual for mac#
Family tree maker 2014 for mac manual software#

Family tree maker 2014 for mac manual software#

I should add that I used to absolutely hate this version of the programme - but have recently been convinced of its value following the original appearance of the rebooted version of the software a few years ago. The book costs AU$14 in paperback, or AU$7.95 as an ebook - it can be bought at.

Family tree maker 2014 for mac manual for mac#

So for everyone who is just starting out on Family Tree Maker with FTM 2012, FTM 2014 or FTM for Mac 2 or FTM for Mac 3, this is a book for you!

The book introduces new users to the eight workspaces within the program with enough simple explanation to start using it.Įxtensive use is made of screen shots to assist the user to understand what he or she is seeing on the screen. The book will take new users through installation, registration, activating an subscription, followed by an introduction to creating or importing files. This book is intended to be the first of a series about Family Tree Maker, and covers the absolute basics that users, with very little computer understanding can get up and running. The program is sold throughout Australia and New Zealand in retail packs that include access to paid databases. It has become very internet aware with its use of Bing Maps and the ability to link to internet sites like Trove from within the program as well as using a very convenient web clipping and merging capability. The program has developed extensively and since purchased by in 2004, it has become even more tightly integrated with the database. In December 2013 announced Family Tree Maker for Mac 3 which was released in Australia in March 2014. It has enjoyed huge success and is now in its 22nd iteration as FTM 2014.

Here's the blurb:įamily Tree Maker, usually called FTM, is Australia's largest selling genealogy program. So You Are Totally New to Family Tree Maker (New Edition) is written by John Donaldson. I announced a few days ago that my new book on British and Irish newspapers had just been released by Unlock the Past (via ), but the company also has another title that might be of interest to readers here in Britain and Ireland.