Louis Kessler’s Behold Blog     The Behold User Forum

Seems a little suspect that all of a sudden there are 3 "scathing" reviews in a very short time period that are almost parallel to each other. Makes one wonder... As far as the waits between versions, plans for editing, etc. there certainly is a grain of truth there. You, yourself have expressed irritations ...

Is it just me, or is the guy at the computer (gif image on Future Plans page) sitting up taller and typing faster?? :)

How frustrating that must be to you. I know you are probably even more anxious to get this version released as we are to receive it. Personally, one thing I have always appreciated about you is you care enough about us to keep us informed on a regular basis. Thank you. There are many software developers out ...

That's really unfortunate. It makes me question if the current board members are even serious about the project. Or are they just feeling overwhelmed and helpless at the task and unable to lead the organization forward? What about the founding sponsors? Rootsweb, Ancestry, etc? Have they lost their passion and ...

Louis, I hope you and your wife have a wonderful vacation! It is well deserved. The "teaser" of 1.1 looks great. I especially like the fact that sources are included! Deck

Very well stated. uwem. And absolutely true. Speaking of the LDS data, it's not only people uploading their "50,000 name" files with little or no source documentation. Much of the transcribed work by the hard working and well meaning LDS volunteers suffer from plain old fatigue. Imagine sitting in front of a ...

Yes, I honestly was flabbergasted at the number of different programs! I really appreciate GensoftReviews for bringing them to my attention. I have used maybe 8 or 10 different programs and I definitely have my favorites (Behold being one of them!). But, whenever I want to do study my data in a slightly ...

Thanks for the info. I can certainly see how it could happen under those circumstances!

Louis, What practical benefit would be gained by increasing "fan value"? To allow enough memory for more than a half million names?? I've been doing serious genealogy for 34 years and I only come up a little shy of 5000 names.

I think going paperless has its advantages in certain times and places. From my perspective my home office is not one of those places. This is especially true doing genealogy. I have roughly 6 or 7 lineal feet of genealogical sources on my shelf. All in 3ring binders. A couple years ago i spend countless days ...