ns@CAT.CMU.EDU (Nicholas Spies) (03/01/88)
Submitted (unless mismailed) to INFO-MAC@stanford.edu, in 4 parts. Features: - Information for each person is one one card, including: -Father, mother, self, siblings, up to 4 spouses and issue -Fields for notes, sources, private (unchanging) info - Most names need be typed only once; use buttons to create cards - Click on any person to get to their card - Make lists of: - All appearances of a name in the stack - All exact matches of a name - Ancestors to a specified generation - Offspring to a specified generation - First cousins of any person - Any direct line of ancestory specified by Mother/Father key - Click on any person in created list to go to their card... This stack is offered as $10 shareware; the stack is not locked and has extensive help notes. -- Nicholas Spies ns@cat.cmu.edu.arpa Center for Design of Educational Computing Carnegie Mellon University
kraut@ut-emx.UUCP (Werner Uhrig) (03/02/88)
In article <1003@PT.CS.CMU.EDU>, ns@CAT.CMU.EDU (Nicholas Spies) writes: > Submitted (unless mismailed) to INFO-MAC@stanford.edu, in 4 parts. > Features: > - Information for each person is one one card, including: > -Father, mother, self, siblings, up to 4 spouses and issue obviously of limited usefulness for Muslims, Mormons, .... .... and relatives of Elizabeth Taylor ... probably to other groups which I could not think of, too. hatemail to /dev/null, please ... ((-: -- (prefered mailbox:) werner%rascal@sally.utexas.edu ....!ut-sally!rascal.ics.utexas.edu!werner (if rascal is unreachable:) werner@astro@sally.utexas.edu werner@utastro.uucp