I am very frustrated that the bug in the Book Report has not been fixed.
I identified this bug over one year ago and no one has corrected the problem.
You have updated this program at least twice since my repot and the bug remains the same.
Unfortunately your well designed interface suffers a major barrier for any serious researcher due to the fact that it inverts the month and date for any day prior to the 13th. (Example) My grand daughter's birthday is August 10, 2002 and the Book Report prints October 8, 2002. Her birthday is correct in all of the other reports except the Book Report so it is obviously a glitch in the program generating the report.
Please adress the issue and notify me if you should ever decide to correct the problem.
After switching to Windows 7, MyHeritage must be allowed to change computer settings on every single restart. This is getting pretty annoying after a while...
But on the bright side; it works very well on win7.
Sorry, but the message comes up totally blocking the screen (like the Vista UAC-screen fader) and the only thing I can do is to press Yes or No. Tried to take a screenshot, but it's not recordet to clipboard at all. Seems like the UAC-thing is blocking the clipboard or something.
I'm running F-Secure Client Security, but it's being centrally controlled, so I can not do anything about that. (work computer..)
Both myheritage.com and .no are trusted sites, but still the UAC kicks in.
It is FTPCheckUpdates.exe thats causing the trouble. I've tried running it directly, and the UAC kicks in again. Tried running it as Administrator, and the UAC still kicks in.
So there is probably some registry-edits or something in this process?
I've enclosed the log from ProcessMonitor (http://live.sysinternals.com/procmon.exe) for you to look at, if it helps at all. I can see a lot of registry-edits, but I'm not sure what makes this a problem yet.
I can of course just disable FTPCheckUpdates.exe from the startup run-cycle, but I like to be updated. But I guess I could just do it manually within FTB.
I have the same problem on Vista 64bit. I don't like the idea of having to click that box every time I start the computer. I'd much rather just click check updates in the Myheritage program itself from time to time.
I took a pic of the screen with the details showing... not that it tells you much more than the other guy said.
I'm not too keen on MyHeritage automatically changing my Firefox settings... I don't want it as my homepage, I don't want it as my default search and I want to choose whether it puts a new toolbar in place or not... it shouldn't be automatic, it should be tix this box if you want this feature, in my opinion.
Please send the screen shot you took to support(at)myheritage(dot)com, and we will investigate the problem.
Next time you install Family Tree Builder, choose the custom install, and choose not to install the toolbar and set the homepage. If you need any help in restoring your settings let me know in the email to support.
I changed the name of the file in the path it says and now I don't get bugged by the UAC request every time I log on.
My point on the install/update procedure, is that changing a homepage and a default search provider should be an OPTION to be CHECKED, not a SELECTED OPTION to be UNCHECKED
I've recently updated FTB to the newest version. After this, when I try to create a book report, the progress of creating the report stops when abt. 90-99% finished, and never finishes. I do not receive any error messages.
Today I've also upgraded the Complete Genealogy Reporter to the payable version, because I thought, that this might solve the problem, but unfortunately I still have the same problem.
Family Tree Builder will still be running its own built in free version of The Complete Genealogy Reporter. The paid version you have bought has to be run separately. Export a GEDCOM file from FTB and load it in to TCGR. If it still doesn't work you may need to contact TCGR support.
yes, I'm wondering the same thing. My computer crashed and lost everything. Re-downloaded the software but the only way I see we can do it is to download the gedcom file and load it into the software manualy. You'd think the software would to a 2-way sync.
If You use IE7 or higher, it is only one solution that I found yet - You need to uninstall Family toolbar, or disable associated add-ons. Unfortunately existing Toolbar version not compatible with IE version higher that 6.
