ROOTSMAGIC VS LEGACY VS HEREDIS FOR MAC

I was immediately impressed with the way it handles sources. I then began looking at some of the features of Heredis. It pulled in all the media that it knew about. I said yes and selected the appropriate Media folder. Then Heredis asked if I wanted to import my media. Next, in Heredis, I opened a GEDCOM file, selected the file I had exported and it imported successfully. Then opened up FTM and exported my file in GED 5.5 format. I used Time Machine to restore my FTM to a version before it corrupted. It downloaded and installed automatically. Heredis give you to option to purchase from their site or purchase through the App Store.

ROOTSMAGIC VS LEGACY VS HEREDIS FOR MAC

If you have a Mac, have a Windows running program, and are used to Windows programs, I still recommend Legacy Family Tree as a solid solution to your Family Tree Maker for Mac dilemma. I only had one Windows based program remaining and buying a new Mac version of that program was less expensive than upgrading VMWare. I had to do a paid upgrade of VMWare to continue using it or drop it. I upgraded my Mac to a newer OS (operating system) a couple years later and found that my version of VMWare didn’t run on that updated OS. That way I didn’t have to replace all of my software all at once. It allowed me to run all of my legacy Windows programs on my new Mac while I converted to using Mac programs. I used VMWare for a year or two when I switched to Mac. On a Mac that means you need to run Parallels, CrossOver, VMWare, or something similar that allows you to run Windows programs on a Mac. Their product only operates in a Windows environment. I have long recommended Legacy Family Tree to my friends that have Windows.

Rootsmagic vs legacy vs heredis