IFamily for Leopard
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| Information | |
| Publisher / Author | Warwick Wilson |
| Version | 2.522 |
| Latest Update | March 11, 2011 |
| Creation Date | 2006 |
| Operating System | Mac |
| License | Commercial |
| Category | Full Featured |
| Languages | English |
| Prices | $29.95 - License |
| Links | Website Downloads Forums |
Description
iFamily for Leopard is a genealogy application for people who think differently. Whereas other genealogy software tends to emphasize the family unit, this software's focus is on each individual person. This distinction is subtle and is a feature of iFamily for Leopard. In iFamily for Leopard you can see at a glance whether an individual has more than 2 parents, more than 1 spouse or the number of siblings they had. Parent-child relationships may be natural (the default), step, adopted or foster relationships.
Features
- Easy to use intuitive interface
- Displays multiple spouses and step children
- Handles over 200 different text/image/audio/video file formats and includes its own photo cropping/editing function
- Images may be added individually or in batches using drag/drop or cut/paste from iPhoto, folders or taken from a web page. The application also includes an image transcription function to assist the user to interpret and record information from images of old documents and tombstones.
- Navigation is simple and fast. As the user works with this application it remembers not only the data that has been entered, but also the navigational route the user has followed.
- A simple but very powerful search field is provided in the toolbar that provides searches on Name, ID, Title, Birth Date or Place, Cause of Death, Notes, Comments or more
- The interface is clean and neat but at the same time it is rich and easy to navigate. It has been designed for people who may spend many hours using it. It does not have fancy animations because our experience is that animations are soon turned off. We believe that people who are serious about their genealogy research prefer to concentrate on the data and make sure that it is correct without being distracted.
- Data security is a very important feature of iFamily. Each data entry is saved immediately to the database file. If the power fails you will lose no more than the change you were making in the current data entry field. With some other genealogy applications you can lose hours or work or even a whole day of work. iFamily for Leopard is one of the most robust applications on the market (PC or Mac).
- GEDCOM import and export.
