Hi Henk,
You might want to take a look at John Cardinal's GedSite. I have been using his companion product Second Site for The Master Genealogist for many years and love it. GedSite uses a GEDCOM file to produce a very nice website complete with exhibits, indexes, charts, etc. You can also include custom pages without needing to know HTML. Support is done via a very active mailing list with responses sometimes almost immediate. It supports GEDCOM v5.5+ files from any genealogy program, but has special handling for GEDCOM files written by Family Historian, Family Tree Maker, Legacy, and RootsMagic. You can also use GedSite to produce a site on a CD, DVD or thumb drive. John's Family History Hosting provide hosting if needed. See http://www.gedsite.com/en/index.htm for more information along with links to view sites created using GedSite. Cost is $25 USD. Walter Wood http://mywoodfamily.us Apopka (Orlando area) Florida From: LegacyUserGroup [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Henk Sent: Friday, January 5, 2018 7:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [LegacyUG] Family tree on the Internet Dear Legacy Users, My name is Henk Bastiaanse and I live in Australia. I have been using various genealogy software programs over the past 11 years and am using Legacy for about 2 years. I am extremely happy with Legacy (9.0). However, the time has come to share all collected information with extended family and post the family tree - containing over 20,000 people and over a thousand pictures and person- and location information - on the Internet. What would be your suggestion how to do this and to which site to post it to? I would really like to keep and share all collected information, including the information in "Stories" etc. Thanking you in advance for any feedback, Kind Regards, Henk Bastiaanse.
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