The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Dick Eastman. NOTE: This article contains personal opinions. I have been using genealogy programs for 38 years. In 1984, I started with Family Ties, a program written by Neil Wagstaff. I ran it on a homemade CP/M computer with two 8-inch floppy disk …
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(+) Where is Genealogy Software Headed?
The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Dick Eastman. NOTE: This article contains personal opinions. I have been using genealogy programs for 38 years. In 1984, I started with Family Ties, a program written by Neil Wagstaff. I ran it on a homemade CP/M computer with two 8-inch floppy disk …
New Digital Archive Protecting Legacy Of Piping In Scotland Goes Live
Scotland’s National Centre for excellence in bagpiping has launched a new, free to access digital resource and research hub. The Archives from The National Piping Centre will protect the heritage and legacy of piping in Scotland and make valuable pieces of piping history available for students, scholars and enthusiasts around the world. The Archives from …