
I was the Southern California representatives for this program from 1984 thru its August 1996 demise. I'm still active in supporting the program, and helping people convert their data to a windows based genealogy program. The Family Roots™ links above go to information on the following:
FR Home obviously comes back to this page
Update
to last version tells you how to update to the last version of Family
Roots™ for
the PC version (v4.4d) or the Macintosh version (3.7m plus Family Links™ 1.3m)
Convert
to Dos from AppleII or Mac leads you through what is needed to have
me convert your Apple II or Mac
FR data into the PC Dos version of FR so you can then either do a direct
import to The Master Genealogist by Wholly
Genes, or you can make a gedcom file to go into other genealogy programs
Why
won't it print? gives
you the most common reasons why your Family Roots™ program has quit printing
Data image not found leads you step by step on how to make
Family Roots™ find your data. This message usually pops up because you've
moved to a new directory
or a new computer.
FAQs links you to some old Family Roots™ FAQ Archives
Orphans
page - Margo Burns has a Family Roots™ Orphans Page, geared primarily for
the Macintosh users
Tech Support - Misc Family Roots™ technical support issues
Common Cleanup Issues - Things that cause problems when gedcom-ing
to another program
FR
icon on your desktop - tells you how to do so
Pasting
Dos to Windows will tell you how to paste information from a Family Roots™ (or
any other dos) window to your email program or word processor
Macintosh
Notes - Helpful Hints for Macintosh Family Roots users who plan to transfer
their data to Reunion (by John Minger) [Note: Reunion is
the recommended Macintosh genealogy program]
Misc
Enterprises? tells you how I came up with my business name
Last but not least, you may want to know about Steve Vorenberg and Quinsept. Steve closed the business back in the mid 1990s, and continued support til the late 1990s. Last time I asked him, he is still working as a programmer for Thermo Orion. He and wife Pat lead a very active life and we keep in contact socially at Christmas. He seldom has time to think about Family Roots™ which is why he turned over the support to me. Once in a blue moon, I need to consult him about a stubborn conversion, but for the most part, I have all the tools to do them. If you want to write him to say hi, that's ok, but he prefers that support issues go through me first. His address is: scvscv@rcn.com