2016-02-03 Quick First Look two editions MyHeritage touts Family Tree Builder as a free program, with advanced features such as SmartMatching, and they do so in misleading way. They always promote it as just Family Tree Builder, as if there is just one edition, that offers all features for free. There actually are two editions, Family Tree Builder Free and Family Tree Builder Premium. Most of the more interesting features they tout for Family Tree Builder are only available in Family Tree Builder Premium.

Just as with most other desktop genealogy applications that have a free lite and paid full edition, there is just one download, that defaults to the free edition, and can be upgraded to the the full edition by paying for it. In the case of MyHeritage Family Tree Builder you do not do so by buying a license for the full edition, you do so by buying a MyHeritage subscription. Every Family Tree Builder upgrade is free, you'll never have to pay for a new version. But you'll only have Family Tree Builder Premium for as long as you remain a subscriber. When you stop being a MyHeritage subscriber, Family Tree Builder Premium reverts back to Family Tree Builder Free. Installation Family Tree Builder is a multilingual application and uses a multilingual installer. The installer's first dialog box asks you pick an installation language from a drop-down list. Graphix Advantage Composer Erik more.

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The installer detected that I had version 7 installed, and offered to upgrade it. There were no further prompts. About a minute later, the last panel of the setup wizard confirmed a succesful installation. The installer had created a desktop icon. That dialog box is a bit misleading, as the installation is not complete yet. As soon as you start Family Tree Builder 8, you'll see a notice a message about downloading additional components in the status bar.

These additional components should come with the installer. User's Guide The first time you choose Help User's Guide, Family Tree Builder will prompt you for permission to download it. License Key Generator Php. You'll only want to do that when you have a good connection, not when you are using metered hotel Wi-Fi.

Even on a good connection, being prompted to download it is an unnecessary annoyance. The User's Guide should come with the program. I did download the user guide by agreeing to let Family Tree Builder 8 download it. The download took about ten seconds, and then the guide opened in Adobe Reader. That is as it should be, but managed to disappoint nonetheless, as Family Tree Builder version 8 downloaded the user guide for Family Tree Builder version 7. Starting up The first time you start Family Tree Builder 8, it starts with an empty screen.

Family Tree Builder shows your email address in the title bar. I think that it's wrong to show it and that it's wrong to show it there. The title bar should show the name of the open database (which it does), and generally nothing else. Your email address should be displayed in an options dialog, and perhaps the About Box. There is a Language button in the upper-right corner.

Click that choose among 40 different languages. You can change languages on the fly; you do not need to restart Family Tree Builder. Many American programs claim to support English, but only support Amglish. Family Tree Builder supports both English and Amglish. Logging in One thing you should know about Family Tree Builder is that it tracks your usage. If you aren't logged into MyHeritage, the very first dialog box you'll see, before any of the other startup dialog boxes, is one that prompt you to log into MyHeritage.