Ged Files
Q. I have an old version of FTM (4.0) and I find that not only is it unable to read .ftw files produced by recent versions, but it can't even import all the data in gedcom files produced by them. The offending bit of gedcom code concerns baptisms, and the files I've been trying to read have the following sequence of gedcom tags to describe them: 1 EVEN 2 TYPE Baptisd 2 DATE
A. That's really an ancient version and was distributed as a free download called FAV for the Family Archive Viewer. Each subsequent version of FTM/FTW has been able to read files created by previous versions, but the reverse is not the case. Robert Heiling View profile More options Feb 3 2005, 1:44 am Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.computing From: Robert Heiling
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