Genealogy Software for Macintosh
July 10th, 2010 Posted in Genealogy Software, On the Internet | Comments OffDick Eastman has come through for those of us with Macs. See his June 21 listing of thirteen genealogy software programs for Macintosh, as well as comments from his readers.
Each of the listings include a brief description, the producer, distinctive features or attributes, the selling price, and the link to the producer’s website, just as he did in his June 17 listing of twelve genealogy software programs for Windows (see my earlier post).
The list of Macintosh programs includes:
- Family Tree Maker Mac 2010
- GEDitCOM II
- GenealogyPro
- GenScribe
- GRAMPS
- Heredis
- iFamily for Leopard
- MacFamilyTree
- MyBlood
- ohmiGene
- Osk
- Personal Ancestry Writer II
- Reunion
Dick also describes how Macintosh owners can install Windows onto their Macs, using Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion, or VirtualBox, and run Windows genealogy software programs on Macs, too.
As in his June 17 blog post, each of the listings includes a brief description, the producer, distinctive features or attributes, the selling price, and the link to the producer’s website. Prices range from free to $90, but the price for the not-yet-released Family Tree Maker for Mac is not yet known.