I am not sure how it would be done, but it would be nice to have an "unknown" option instead of just living or dead. I have found a lot of people born in the 1920's who could conceivably still be alive, but I don't know.
It would be nice to be able to print a book (report) in a "dictionary" format: all persons of the same surname, listed alphabetically with all information.
For example:
IVAN (André and Rose-Marie Mallet), born in Tracadie, NB, on July 11, 1962. Married to ADRIENNE COMEAU (Charles and Florence Roussel) on July 9, 1987. Children:
1. Mathieu, born on September 13, 1989 in Montreal, QC
2. Karine, born on July 9, 1992 in Montreal, QC
Bonjour,
Ce serait bien de pouvoir imprimer un livre (rapport) dans un format "dictionnaire": tous les porteurs d'un même patronyme, listés alphabétiquement, avec toute l'information.
Par exemple:
IVAN (André et Rose-Marie Mallet), né à Tracadie, NB le 11 juillet 1962. Marié à Adrienne Comeau (Charles et Florence Roussel) le 9 juillet 1987. Enfants
1. Mathieu, né à Montréa, QC, le 13 septembre 1989.
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'm sure this will generate a lot of interest. I have developed a means of capturing high resolution images from 8mm film, suitable for printing. Can be used in scrapbooks or family albums. I have been working on my family history for 30. years. A labor of love. I dug out my old family movies and captured long forgotten images from my childhood. Check out our website and see what we do.
www.NEGPS.com and click on the movies & video icon
Please place the emphasis for developing mobile apps on Android i.s.o iPhone as Android now seems to be more used - and it supports most as the technologies that Myheritage is built upon
Is there any way to export my android My Heritage tree into my Online Web Sites tree? I put alot of work into that tree and I don't want to lose it.
Besides the only time I can get more information on my family is when I'm visiting my family and i'm not near a computer. So adding info to my mobile device is far more effective than bringing a computer.
****EDIT**** I noticed the app I have is not created by your company. Its made a developer named "Poid Song" I can probably assume this dev is responsible to a good portion of people who found your service because of this app. It may be benificial to collaborate with this person to help increase your "installed base" on the android platform.Just a thought. Sorry for the misconception.
I am not familiar with this specific app, thanks for letting us know about it!
If you can export a gedcom file from this application, you can easily import it to our website or client.
You will be happy to hear that we are improving our own mobile applications all the time, and soon you will be able to user one which was really made by us :)
The new app for Android works ok on phones, but is a little anoying on tablets. Some of the menus is hardcoded in portrett mode and does not respond to turning the tablet into landscape. It should not be to hard to code an updated UI when the resolution is higher, but at least read the direction and resolution info for all of the UI.
When we are in the editing part of the app it behaves nice and the tree display is better than the web-interface.
Please make the above option in order to prevent individuals with less computer expiriense to change the family tree. It could be implemented as a general option - as it is today - and a per member option negating the general option
