On Jan 22, 3:51 pm, Charlie Hoffpauir <inva...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Of course a GED file is simply a structured text file.
Yes, I know.
> Any word processor or text editor can edit such a file. This means if
you are
> running Windows you already have two included..... Notepad and
> Wordpad.
I am not crazy enough to edit my genealogy tree in GEDCOM format by
hand, using a text editor. ;-)
> But why edit GEDCOM files directly? It's far easier to just
> load it into a genealogy program and make your genealogical
> corrections and additions there, then save it back as a GEDCOM. There
> are several free Genealogy programs available too.
This was exactly my first question. So far I have downloaded three
freeware genealogy programs, installed it, noticed that they missed
the feature to im****t GED files, then removed it from my machine. If
you can point me to the names of some freeware programs able to work
with GED files, I would be very grateful.
Thanks in advance,
L
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