Next General Meeting:
Feb. 27th, 1:30pm
Pat Burrow's Rock'n Reports
Next Workshop:
Wed., Feb. 10th, 7pm
Pat Burrow will take us through Reunion's report capabilitie, covering the following topics:
- Getting the report you want
- Rewording a report
- Creating batch reports of just one branch of your tree
- Where is my report going? (Word, Pages, Textedit)
Also, try out Pat Burrow's web site at http://www.plumlady.com that is all about the Macintosh and Genealogy. Click on "Reunion for the Mac Class Notes" to get into her computer stuff. Pat updates it with iWeb using her Macintosh. She's associated with the Silicon Valley Computer Genealogy Group in Santa Clara and holds free Macintosh Reunion sessions on the 2nd Saturday of each month as part of the SVCGG monthly meeting. A useful link on her web site has reviews of genealogy programs for all computers and if you want, reviews of genealogy programs only on Macintosh Genealogy programs.
Upcoming Meetings
- March 27, 2010- Rich Peterson - How to make a Family History Slide Show
We are a group of users
who have an interest in using the Macintosh to support our
genealogical work. The initial direction is to learn about the Reunion
lineage program that only runs on the Macintosh. We have a workshop on the 2nd Wednesday from 7-9pm and a monthly General Meeting with presentations on
the 4th Saturday from 1:30-3:30pm. At the General Meetings we have a Macintosh Computer topic and a Genealogy topic. The workshops are more free form, to discuss topics and genealogy problems brought up by the attendees.
Another East Bay Mac resource is the Diablo Valley Macintosh User Group of Walnut Creek. Past President Verner Laursen has a Genealogy Special Interest group that meets at 10am on the fourth Wednesday of the month at DVMUG's office, in Pleasant Hill.
This group is not affiliated with Leister Productions,
Apple Computer or the Church of Latter Day Saints. It
is supported entirely by volunteers as a not-for-profit educational
experience.
...Bill George Email
This Web Site's URL is http://www.macgen.org
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Last updated
08-Feb-2010
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