Sorry for so many questions, but I am a newbie, as you can see...(new to modern family tree software altogether - used to have a DOS organisation programme with which I built a small, simple tree but there never was any possibility, let alone question, of uploading to the web).

I publish one tree online (another I don't).  After updating FTB and initiating online publishing I get a message telling me that the online tree is newer and asking whether I wish to continue publishing.

My computer clock appears correctly set, i.e. correct time zone (GMT automatically adjusted for daylight saving time) and corrrect time

I am wondering if there is a clash with the clock on your website/server.

I went back 7 pages of FAQs but saw nothing on the subject.

Thanks.

This is a problem we are aware of and have yet to find a solution to.

It doesn't prevent you from publishing.

We'll try to fix it as soon as we can.

Hi Andrew,

No, not yet. I will raise the issue again with our Development Team.

Regards,

Noam \ MyHeritage Team 

You can export a gedcom file of your tree by clicking on Family Tree > Manage Trees. Click MORE and then Export to GEDCOM.

Your husband can import the tree to his site on the Family Tree > Import Gedcom page.

Limit for free of cost is 250 peoples. If you oversize this in future, simply pay small amount yearly for next limit - 2500 peoples in Premium, or unlimited in PremiumPlus subscription.

The another matter is, if you want collaborate fith whole distant family. Then is better use online tree on website, than FTB (standalone software product).

Personally, I like rather one full tree, than more independent. Try create online one common tree, and work together on other sides. This saves all bindings in family tree. In future is possible every time split it, by export Gedcom and import it in different tree and delete unwanted.

Hi Djafer,

you only need to click in the "delete"-link right next to your post. (in the right side!)

Thanks and regards 

If I wish to send someone a family tree who is also running FTB on his/her computer, is it necessary to go via a GEDCOM file or can I just send the .zed file?

(Obviously I wish to avoid data loss. )

Thx.

Thanks Jaiel.  Found the procedure.

 I am just curious: why do you recommend this, rather than sending the .zed file?

 Is this to minimize file size, especially if 'heavy' with many photos? Or other reason/s?

(The reason I ask is because the .zed file already exists.)

From what you said, could I also send the backup file?  The other party could then, presumably 'Restore Project'?

I find it useful to understand how things work.

Using the Manage Projects feature you get a nice, tidy zip file to send to the person you want to collaborate on the tree with.

:)