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ViewGED 1.02
Publisher's Description:ViewGED - This program is useful for viewing genealogy files in the GEDCOM (.ged) format; list, family, ancestor, descendant and detail views are available. ViewGED can also be used to export a person list and remove living or other persons from a .ged file.Latest Changes:Added toolbar and history functions.
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 LPL
 2007-04-17 06:42:43
 ViewGEDSmall and Simple program that does not need to be installed - runs direct from .exe and give quick review of ged files. 
Allan.williams
2008-08-02 06:57:17
The Joys of ViewGEDWhile this software could be more user friendly it is only for comfort's sake that it is required and not necessity. In trying ViewGED I two separate trees, and, in the second tree, reported on three different individuals. All of the reports were very satisfying, with the added benefit of illustrating errors that I had made when entering the original data. It can be said here that the reports will only ever be as good as the data available and ViewGED cannot be held responsible for errors elsewhere. I would like to see every page of the report headed with the name of the reportee. The only complaint I would make is that while the program gives a report of the anomalies it has found, it was not clear to me how I could get back to them to put them right; reference numbers are given but no easily found explanation of how they are created or where they can be located to be worked upon. I think that this is an example of the 'user friendly' problem. All in all though I am delighted to have the use of this software. During the WWII there was an expression "filling a lomg-felt want" that is what we have here. Social bookmarks: RSS:
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