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January 27, 2008

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Don Jaggi

I have used TNG for years and I have never had any problems with my database. This has to be the future of genealogy. No web pages to create. Just upload your gedcom and build it from there with photo's, documents, sources, histories. There is a learning curve that is quite easy to overcome with the TNG community and Darrin. Google has indexed my database and now frequently when I make a google search my webpage appears in the results. My database gets maximum exposure. I now have three others who have added there own gedcoms to compliment my own. Wherever I am with access to a computer I can log into my site and add new information. When is the genealogy community realize that this is the future?

Taneya

I am a TNG user as well and love it! I have been using it for about two years and it was exactly what I had been waiting for. Thanks for sharing details about the upgrade and I too hope more people take a look at it.

Miron Ophir

There is a freeware, open source equivalent (some say even better) software which is called phpGedView.
It has superior support (all the community helps) and it is used by hundreds of sites.
You can request the community to add new features that you need.
I am using it for years in my own family heritage site and I'm very pleased with it.

Virginia Travis

I have used TNG for 15 months and after the initial set-up and customizing, find it fairly straightforward to use. I am very pleased with how my genealogy pages look and will be updating to 6.2.0 very soon. Thank you for this informative post.

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