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Exporting a File in Family Tree Maker for Mac.Please see one of the following articles for instructions on exporting your file, based on the version of Family Tree Maker you have installed on your first computer. The original file will remain on your first computer unchanged so you can safely move the newly exported file onto your second computer. When you export your family tree, you are creating a new file with all your data, information, and media items bundled into it. For instructions on installing and running the File Migration Utility, please click on the link below. To transfer a file from Family Tree Maker for Mac to Family Tree Maker 2008-2014, you will need to use our File Migration Utility to convert the file into a format that your other computer will be able to read. You can then use the File Migration Utility to convert your newly exported file to the Mac format.įamily Tree Maker for Mac 1 or 2 to Family Tree Maker 2008-2014 Please follow the instructions the article titled Export your Family Tree Maker file and make sure in Step 3 to choose the output format of 2010 or 2011. To transfer a file from Family Tree Maker 2012 to Family Tree Maker for Mac 1 or 2, you first will need to export your file to a format that the File Migration Utility can convert into a Mac file. Once your file is converted, you can skip to the section on Transferring Your File.įamily Tree Maker 2012-2014 to Family Tree Maker for Mac 1 or 2 Family Tree Maker PC & Mac File Migration Utility.For instructions on installing and running the FileMigration Utility, please click on the link below. To transfer a file from Family Tree Maker 2008-2011 to Family Tree Maker for Mac 1 or 2, you will need to use our File Migration Utility to convert the file into a format that your other computer will be able to read. Please make note of the location in which the file is saved (usually in a folder called Family Tree Maker within your Documents folder unless you specify otherwise), and see the section of this article titled Transferring Your File.įamily Tree Maker 2008 – 2011 to Family Tree Maker for Mac 1 or 2 FTW file in the 2005 Starter Edition format.

Once you have used the 2005 Starter Edition to open your file, the software will create a new.

Opening old and unsupported files in Family Tree Maker.

For instructions on installing and running this program, please click the link below. FBC files, and any files from Family Tree Maker versions 1 – 4, will need to be converted using the 2005 Starter Edition of Family Tree Maker. You can skip to the next section, Exporting Your File. FBK file from Family Tree Maker version 5 – 16 to Family Tree Maker for Mac, you will not need to convert the file prior to transferring. Older Family Tree Maker (versions 1 – 16) to Family Tree Maker for Mac If both of your computers are the same type (2 PCs or 2 Macs) you can skip to the next section titled Exporting Your File. This step is necessary if you are transferring your file from a PC to a Mac or vice versa. Mac 3 and Family Tree Maker 2014 files are fully compatible with each other. Transferring files between Family Tree Maker 2014 and Mac 3

Transferring files between Family Tree Maker 2014 and Mac 3.

You will also need a removable storage device (such as a burnable CD/DVD, a thumb or flash drive, or an external hard drive) to move your files. These are purchased separately, so if you have both a PC and a Mac you will need to buy both versions in order to transfer files between your computers.

Family Tree Maker has two basic versions – PC and Mac. Attempting to generate a report without it results in an error dialog loop that is difficult to escape.In order to successfully transfer your files from one computer to another, you will first need to have Family Tree Maker installed on both computers. TCGR requires the Visual Basic 6 runtime. Text in the print preview may be cut-off but it doesn't affect the print-out. Right-click menu shows options that remind me of IE but they don't function (which may be normal IE behavior). It's a web page so it's probably a problem with the embedded "Genealogy Web Browser" (./Program Files/MyHeritage/Bin/Browser/Browser.exe). Maps show as a blank page after downloading a bunch of data. Tool bar is partially hidden by task banner below it. The "Help > User's Guide" menu item downloads the guide but doesn't open it (./Program Files/MyHeritage/Bin/UserGuide70.pdf). The Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable(?) leaves a mess of files in c:\. Analysis shows that it uses The Complete Genealogy Reporter, TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor, VistaDB, and DotNetZip. Includes Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable.