Second Site Redesign
February 27, 2006
Second Site’s website has undergone a redesign (it still resideshere). Second Site is a creates genealogy web sites from The Master Genealogist data.
Wholly Genes Newsletter, 16 January 2006, Issue 2006-2
January 17, 2006
The Wholly Genes Newsletter, 16 January 2006, Issue 2006-2. Wholly Genes is the publisher of The Master Genealogist (TMG), a Windows-based genealogy application.
Items of note:
- Several books in their store are 15% off the retail price
- GedStar Pro 3.1a was released.
- Information about 2006 Genealogy Conference and Cruise (November 2006)
- Several tips for TMG are included
- There is an online chat with Wholly Genes representatives on Saturday, 11 February 2006, at 2pm EDT and again at 11pm Eastern Time, as well as with other TMG users.
Wholly Genes Newsletter - Issue 2006-1
January 11, 2006
Issue 2006-1 of the Wholly Genes Newsletter is now online. The major announcement: the 2006 Genealogy Conference and Cruise Hosted by Wholly Genes Software. Details on the cruise can be found here.
ANNOUNCING THE 2006 GENEALOGY CONFERENCE AND CRUISE
Hosted by Wholly Genes SoftwareYou’re invited to join us on a grand adventure, an educational experience, and a fun-filled voyage through the Mexican Riviera while we learn about genealogical research methods, tools, and technologies from some of the most popular speakers and authorities in those fields. Last year’s event was sold out in less than 2 weeks and the conference and cruise were a great success!
Again this year, we are proud to offer a first-class lineup of speakers and at least 12 hours of lectures on a wide variety of topics that are relevent to every family history researcher. Users of The Master Genealogist (TMG) (or other interested researchers) will have access to at least an additional 8 hours of instruction that is specific to that software and its companion products.
Best of all, the conference will be conducted on a 7-night cruise which visits such exotic Mexican ports of call as Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo San Lucas. All lectures are scheduled while the ship is at sea so that you can spend the days at port relaxing on exotic beaches, visiting Mayan ruins, snorkling, swimming with the dolphins, or participating in any number of other optional guided shore excursions.
What better environment could there be to enhance your research skills while soaking up the sun and enjoying a relaxing week-long vacation?
