Hi Stephen On Tue, 2011-07-19 at 13:42 +0100, Stephen Pickles wrote: > I use ancestry.co.uk, and quite like it. I imagine the ancestry.com > interface is similar.
It's ancestry.com.au here but I assume they're all the same. > If it's a tree you own, you can download it in GEDCOM format as follows: > > 1) From the home page, click on the "Family Trees" button. This should > bring up a page showing trees you have access to, with the "My Trees" > tab selected. > 2) Click the "Manage Tree" link beneath the tree you want to download. > 3) You should now see a page headed "Tree Info" for your selected tree. > 4) Now hit the "Export tree" button, and wait patiently. > 5) When the tree is ready for download, you'll see a "Download your > GEDCOM file" button appear. This is what you need. Excellent. $many x $thanx; > I don't know if there's a way to download a tree that you don't own. That makes sense. -- Ron Savage http://savage.net.au/ Ph: 0421 920 622
