Louis Kessler’s Behold Blog     The Behold User Forum

My clock is set to March 24, 2005.

The Tools/Options dialogue box doesn't close with the OK or Cancel buttons but does close with the X. Since there are no options in here yet, I imagine that the programming hasn't yet been added.

I have to re-enter the user name and registration key ech time I use the program.I'm running Windows Xp Pro with admin rights.

If you would like additional GEDCOM test files, I could give you a couple of generations of one of my lines that use sources. I use PAF, so the GEDCOM implementation should be fairly standard.I converted from FTM, whose GEDCOM left a LOT to be desired, especially the handling of sources and occupations (they ...

Handling looks pretty good.But I would like to see Behold leave a blank line when there is a CONT tag with no data. Many people leave a blank line in the notes to make them a little more readable. This would probably increase the size of the report, but not greatly.Also, PAF uses a couple of indicators in ...

I just noticed that this is going to be implemented in version 0.93 - I can wait until then.

All I can say is WOW! When I first loaded my GEDCOM, I thought, "Great, another GEDCOM viewer." But now that I've taken some time to fully explore what's there, I am beginning to fully appreciate the extent to which you've gone. This is far and above anything I've ever seen.I think that with a few tweaks here ...

Currently, when I am following a line of descent, the line ends in a female's record who married into another family. There is a nice hyperlink there that moves you over to her husband's line. It would be nice to have a link from this female at the point she is married into the new male line back to her line. I ...

Am I missing a magic bullet to have the sources appear? They don't appear when I click on the "Sources" in the Table of Contents and where there is supposed to be a source in the individual's summary, I get the @S036@ source identifier.

Thanks for the update. As a programmer, I know how many loose ends there are at the end of a project, and can only guess at the amount of programming required for this effort.