Thought I would share this with you ALL as it may be important to some of you.
http://mycanvasblog.com/transferring-ancestry-projects-to-mycanvas-by-alexanders/
Showing posts with label Ancestry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ancestry. Show all posts
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Just completed "Getting the Most Out of Family Tree Maker" atAncestryAcademy. (and it's FREE)
Just completed "Getting the Most Out of Family Tree Maker" at AncestryAcademy. (and it's FREE)
https://academy.ancestry.com/academy/course/family-tree-maker
https://academy.ancestry.com/academy/course/family-tree-maker
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Another view of Information Overload.
Another view of Information Overload. The 32 minute Video by The Barefoot Genealogist Crista Cowan - is a view of her Genealogy Source Checklist. Yes, Ancestry.com will be mentioned, but the check list may help you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxWoqfpuDy4&feature=share
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxWoqfpuDy4&feature=share
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Received this from AncestryDNA
Received this from AncestryDNA
The time has come. This morning, we have launched our new, enhanced DNA matching and the beta for DNA Circles. It is okay to talk and post about it. A couple of quick updates:
All AncestryDNA customers who had their results prior to today will have their updated DNA matches available on the site. We are in the process of emailing everyone to notify them of the update.
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DNA Circles is the name for what we previously shared as DNA match groups. This is being launched in beta as the technology is still in its early days. The help section of DNA Circles has lots of information on how this works, we’ll also be posting an overview for everyone to read.
You can download your “old" DNA matches via the settings tab on the DNA homepage. This is only available to people who had results prior to today. From today forward, people only have the “new” matching results.
What really makes our new matching algorithms powerful is how we have improved the process of phasing with having the database size to cross compare and take a deeper dive into the new discoveries we are making. Check out the white paper for more of the details. It’s available in the help area for DNA matches, click the question mark.
We are very excited to share this new feature and to see the discoveries that can be made. Send me any feedback you have for us. Blog post on Ancestry to come shortly.
The time has come. This morning, we have launched our new, enhanced DNA matching and the beta for DNA Circles. It is okay to talk and post about it. A couple of quick updates:
All AncestryDNA customers who had their results prior to today will have their updated DNA matches available on the site. We are in the process of emailing everyone to notify them of the update.
·
DNA Circles is the name for what we previously shared as DNA match groups. This is being launched in beta as the technology is still in its early days. The help section of DNA Circles has lots of information on how this works, we’ll also be posting an overview for everyone to read.
You can download your “old" DNA matches via the settings tab on the DNA homepage. This is only available to people who had results prior to today. From today forward, people only have the “new” matching results.
What really makes our new matching algorithms powerful is how we have improved the process of phasing with having the database size to cross compare and take a deeper dive into the new discoveries we are making. Check out the white paper for more of the details. It’s available in the help area for DNA matches, click the question mark.
We are very excited to share this new feature and to see the discoveries that can be made. Send me any feedback you have for us. Blog post on Ancestry to come shortly.
Monday, November 17, 2014
Wonder WHAT they are talking about ...

Wonder WHAT they are talking about ...
Originally shared by Ancestry
Feeling a bad case of the Mondays? It's probably because you suffer from "Gene-som-nia."
Monday, September 1, 2014
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Great news: MyCanvas finds a new home in Alexander’s
Great news: MyCanvas finds a new home in Alexander’s
(Author: Eric Shoup)
This past June, we announced that we were retiring the MyCanvas website and service in September 2014.
We’ve heard from many people who love MyCanvas and hate the idea of it going away. Well, we have some good news for you: It’s not going away after all. We listened and decided not to retire MyCanvas, but instead transfer the website to Alexander’s.
Founded 35 years ago, Alexander’s is a Utah-based printing production company that has been the long-term printer of MyCanvas products including its genealogy books, calendars, and other printed products. This makes the transition of MyCanvas to Alexander’s a natural fit.
It’s our hope that this agreement will not change the experience for MyCanvas customers. In fact, Alexander’s plans to make some exciting improvements we think you’ll love. Additionally, MyCanvas will continue to be available from the Ancestry.com website as we believe in the importance of sharing family history discoveries and see MyCanvas as a way to deliver this ability to our customers.
The transition of MyCanvas will take about six months. But in the meantime, all MyCanvas projects will remain accessible on Ancestry.com until it moves over to Alexander’s next year. We will continue to communicate details as the transition moves forward.
We want to thank our loyal MyCanvas customers for all the projects you have built and printed with us over the years. We’re excited about this new owner of MyCanvas—and we think you will be too.
(Author: Eric Shoup)
This past June, we announced that we were retiring the MyCanvas website and service in September 2014.
We’ve heard from many people who love MyCanvas and hate the idea of it going away. Well, we have some good news for you: It’s not going away after all. We listened and decided not to retire MyCanvas, but instead transfer the website to Alexander’s.
Founded 35 years ago, Alexander’s is a Utah-based printing production company that has been the long-term printer of MyCanvas products including its genealogy books, calendars, and other printed products. This makes the transition of MyCanvas to Alexander’s a natural fit.
It’s our hope that this agreement will not change the experience for MyCanvas customers. In fact, Alexander’s plans to make some exciting improvements we think you’ll love. Additionally, MyCanvas will continue to be available from the Ancestry.com website as we believe in the importance of sharing family history discoveries and see MyCanvas as a way to deliver this ability to our customers.
The transition of MyCanvas will take about six months. But in the meantime, all MyCanvas projects will remain accessible on Ancestry.com until it moves over to Alexander’s next year. We will continue to communicate details as the transition moves forward.
We want to thank our loyal MyCanvas customers for all the projects you have built and printed with us over the years. We’re excited about this new owner of MyCanvas—and we think you will be too.
Saturday, April 19, 2014
DearMYRTLE and I discuss how to set up your landing page or Home Pageat Ancestry.com
DearMYRTLE and I discuss how to set up your landing page or Home Page at Ancestry.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef8UynzgD-E&feature=share
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef8UynzgD-E&feature=share
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