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Family Tree Maker 2008 Software Review
9/30/2009
By Rick Crume
Family Tree Maker 2008 touts a snazzy new setup, but the makeover doesn't mask all its features.

Completely redesigned and sporting a modern new look, Family Tree Maker 2008 recently made its debut — and met with a chorus of complaints. While the developer, Ancestry.com <Ancestry.com >, touted a streamlined user interface, better Web searching and new heirloom-quality books, users complained about lost data, missing reports and program crashes.

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