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Offline Ewan

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Re: Family Tree Maker 2006
« Reply #36 on: Thursday 06 October 11 13:49 BST (UK) »
Thank you Alison for the link.

So it does seem unlikely that I will be able to install Family Tree Genealogy Suite 4 onto a 64 bit computer.

I will press on with FTM 2005 and patiently get my head around it.

Thanks for all the help.
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Re: Family Tree Maker 2006
« Reply #37 on: Friday 07 October 11 11:15 BST (UK) »
That's okay Ewan,

I still haven't solved the problem I have with it.  I did contact them through that site and we did make progress, but work intervened and I haven't got back to it. 

I still can't view the books I've made.  It tells me "preview is already running".

Hopefully, I'll get there in the end.

Alison  :-\

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« Reply #38 on: Tuesday 22 November 11 11:57 GMT (UK) »
I'm also having issues with FTM 2006 after upgrading to Windows 7.  My issue is with the production of books.  I did contact the makers of FTM and you have to download a free something or other (can't remember what it was called).  There was an error message something like "FTM executable has stopped working....."  I have to get back onto them because doing as they suggested got rid of the message, but I still can't produce books, or in fact even edit ones I've already done.  It now says "Preview is already running".

They responded within 24 hrs but I haven't had time to do the subsequent follow up.

Anyone else had the same issues?
Alison  ???

I did get there in the end with some wonderful help from the people at Ancestry support.  It took quite a few emails back and forth.  It turns out I was missing a FTM printer driver. 


I'm just so pleased the thousands of hours of work won't amount to nil, if I can't produce pdfs and subsequently books.

Alison  ;D