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  1. TMG vs. Legacy

    Great feedback everyone! I would write more but at the moment I'm digesting it all. I did print off the TMG manual today and will start reading through it. Thanks! Terry - BTW, I did read your 'Why TMG' article this past weekend before posting. Good article. I wasn't sure how current it was though since the date at the top is 2005. I know it says version 7 of TMG but I wasn't entirely sure.
  2. Well, as a genealogy newbie, I am stressing over the selection of software to use. As a marketing professional, I work with databases all the time and understand the value of them being as complete and accurate as possible. As such, I want to choose something that will give me a good range of options overall. I recognize the value in TMG in the amount of detail it can store but I'm not particularly fond of the interface (not afraid of it, I just don't like it much) and I have 'some' reservations about Visual FoxPro being the development format. I know it won't go away too soon but it will go away. I'm really liking Legacy Family Tree at this point. I like the interface and it seems like it captures a lot of detail similar to TMG. I like the reporting and find it easy to use. I don't mind learning new software but I don't want to spend all my time figuring it out. So, I'm looking for recommendations/insight from those of you who have been there done that. By virtue of this board I know that means you are probably biased towards TMG but I've seen some good comparisons on here between the two but they are over 2 years old now so I wanted to check back. Would there be some sense in me starting out with Legacy to get my feet wet and eventually moving over to TMG? Would I lose anything in the process? I'm anxious to get started and am really struggling over this decision.
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