Showing posts with label Tool Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tool Box. Show all posts

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Another awesome update to Evidentia. Will do a blog post when I get achance

Another awesome update to Evidentia. Will do a blog post when I get a chance

Originally shared by ****

Evidentia 3.1.4 was just released. includes:

Enhancement – cousin log new status codes and disproven icon
Enhancement – added force sync to server button on Dropbox tab
Enhancement – added CA and Au to census category dropdown for attachments
Enhancement – added addendum box to ALL citation template displays
Fix – sync with Dropbox now working correctly
Fix – insure subject merge accommodates the cousinlog screen
Fix – closing tab reverts to logo screen as it did before
Fix – changes all records ids to be UUID compliant (they are all universally unique. This will make future merge functionality easier)

https://evidentiasoftware.com/upgrade

Saturday, January 2, 2016

Congratulations Ed Thompson and Evidentia

Congratulations Ed Thompson and Evidentia

Originally shared by ****

Not only made the list for 2015, made the TOP of the list for 2015! Thanks all! 

http://www.gensoftreviews.com/awards.php#evidentia

Pre-Order's for "*The Evidentia Explained Companion", and the *NEW*Quicksheet.

Pre-Order's for "*The Evidentia Explained Companion", and the  *NEW* Quicksheet.

Originally shared by ****

We are now accepting pre-orders for "The Evidentia Companion" as well as the new "Evidentia Quicksheet Guide".

You can pre-order the book and the quicksheet at http://evidentiasoftware.com/get-the-software/ for a 15% savings, and we will ship as soon as it arrives.

We expect the book and quicksheet to be here by mid January, and we are offering the discount so we know how many to order.

We are also offering several bundle deals so you can save even more. get the book and the quicksheet and save 8%. Get the software, book, and quicksheet and save even more.

Check out the deals at http://evidentiasoftware.com/get-the-software/ an remember to use the coupon code PRE-ORDER to save 15%

http://evidentiasoftware.com/get-the-software/

Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Friday, December 18, 2015

How building your family tree on Famberry could help you claim aninheritance

How building your family tree on Famberry could help you claim an inheritance

London, England (December 18th, 2015)

Famberry (www.famberry.com), the private collaborative family tree builder, is pleased to announce the release of a new innovative Family Tree Buillder with technology to help you claim an unknown inheritance. Building your photo family tree on Famberry has never been easier with new innovative controls, artistic themes that allow you to customize the look of your family tree and a whole host of other features, including; timelines, personal photo albums and messaging. With Famberry, building your family tree and preserving your family history is truly a family activity.

The new family tree builder gives members the chance to claim a real inheritance that could be worth millions. Each day we check your Famberry family tree against the UK unclaimed estates list and notify the relevant family member if we find indications that they may be entitled to an inheritance. Each inheritance could be monetary, possessions or property and could be worth thousands or millions of pounds.

The free new service is provided as part of complete re-write of the popular family tree builder, which also boasts an innovative family photo album, shared family organiser and a private family social network making it an ideal and cost effective place to preserve and share your family history.





“We have worked hard to innovate in the area of family tree building by talking to users to find out what really matters to them. We believe that our family tree builder is the simplest to grasp on the market.” said Steve Bardouille, co-founder of Famberry.

Famberry’s photo album functionality looks set to bring the family album into the 21st century. Not only can you store up to 2Gb (that’s thousands of photos) for free; your whole family can collaborate to collate and share their photo albums. Full browser screen display of your photo albums, photo swiping, photo tagging and drag and drop re-ordering of your photos means that you not only store your photos but more importantly you can share them with the people you care about automatically.

Not stopping there, Famberry’s flagship family social network has also been re-imaged to allow families to stay in contact with each other, without worrying about prying eyes. Family members can share messages, photos, videos and documents on their own completely private family social network.

Famberry’s free service has no restrictions on functionality and gives a generous 2Gb of photo space to start you storing your family history with your family. For those who want even more for their families, Famberry has introduced new upgrade options. Members can upgrade to a premium account to share up to 50Gb of space with their family and a whole host of additional features for only $7.99 a month or $77 for a yearly subscription. Professional family historians have the option to store up to 1Tb of photos and build unlimited client and personal family trees on Famberry for only $30.99 per month.

“If you have ever been given a family heirloom, you know how precious it is; full of history and significance. Famberry is your family’s digital heirloom, useful today, but even more precious in the future. Start capturing your family story together with your family today.”

About Famberry

Famberry, based in London, England was started in 2013 by families who were frustrated with the lack of privacy and controls on social networks and wanted a place that their family life could be documented, without being sold or shared with unknown third parties. With award winning customer service, Famberry lets you access your family tree, photos and keep in contact with your family anywhere that you have access to the Internet.
http://www.famberry.com

Friday, October 2, 2015

A Rain Weekend Special and #Evidentia

A Rain Weekend Special and #Evidentia

Originally shared by ****

Expecting record rainfall on the East Coast this weekend - so use the coupon code RAINYWEEKEND and save 20% on #Evidentia  between now and Monday!  Tell your friends!  

http://evidentiasoftware.com

Friday, June 12, 2015

The topic: Research Overview and Evernote

The topic: Research Overview and Evernote

UPDATE to create an Evernote STACK for the Research Notebooks and to create a Copy of the "template" Notebook to a New Notebook and put it into the Research Notebook Stack.

Will set this up to be Recorded.

How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook

http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSoPTRTGjXM&feature=share

The topic: Research Overview and Evernote

The topic: Research Overview and Evernote

Will set this up to be Recorded.

How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook

http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets

A link will be in the comments with the VIEWer, when that post is made

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlAAp9kx514

The topic: Research Overview and Evernote

Originally shared by Russ Worthington

The topic: Research Overview and Evernote

Will set this up to be Recorded.

How to create a Research Notebook in Evernote to work with the image on this Google Sheets notebook

http://bit.ly/CousinRussResearchSheets

A link will be in the comments with the VIEWer, when that post is made.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014

While we are talking about Spreadsheets

While we are talking about Spreadsheets. Jill Ball did a blog post on how she uses EXCEL and Google Sheets

Saturday, August 16, 2014

Trello as a research tool.

Trello as a research tool.

I have been introduced to Trello recently. Haven't heard of it before, but am finding that many family researchers are using this program in their research.

Question of the Day

Do YOU use Trello? If so how?

Would like a discussion on this program.

Thank you,

Russ