Who Do You Think You Are?

If you watched the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are? TV series you may have been inspired to research you own family history.

As all the celebrities on the Series find out, discovering your family history can be very interesting, rewarding and emotional journey.

So why not find out about your family history with Who Do You Think You Are?, the official PC software of the BBC television series. With Who Do You Think You Are? you can easily build up a complete picture of your family history, starting with just a few basic facts about you and your family.

And then by accessing the largest collection of family history records online*, you can fill in the gaps and build a complete picture of your family history.

Who Do You Think You Are? Family Tree Maker has everything you need to research and create your family tree on a PC.

The software automatically searches Ancestry.co.uk, the UK's largest collection of family history records online, helping you track down information on distant relatives. You can then bring your family history to life by creating a whole host of trees, charts, reports and even albums to share with family and friends.

Give your relatives a beautiful family book, filled with stories, charts, photographs, maps, timelines and much more - it's so easy to create in Family Tree Maker. Or you can share your work digitally - on CD-ROM or through a free Internet home page.

• Create trees, charts and reports; All In One Pedigree, Hourglass, Ancestor, Descendant Timelines, Family Group Sheets and more
• 30 day free* subscription to Ancestry.co.uk - Over 300 million records online ]
• Family tree printouts and video clips of the  celebrities featured in the first four series of the BBC programme Who Do You Think You Are?

Everything you need to research and preserve a lifetime of family history!

Step 1 - Build your Tree

Getting started is easy. Just enter the information you already know and watch your tree take shape. As your research gets going, you can add new relatives to your tree storing other information you've collected along the way; birth dates, birthplaces, marriages and deaths. You can easily add notes, photos, images and documents on each person, to tell his or her story.

Step 2 - Search for your ancestors

The programme will automatically search the largest online collection of family history information at Ancestry.co.uk. A Web Search Report allows you to compare the search results side-by-side with The information in your tree, so you can quickly determine whether it's relevant. You can then merge the record directly into your Family Tree file.

Step 3 - Design trees, charts, reports & more

Bring your family story to life by designing and customising a wide variety of charts, trees and reports with images, photos, colours fonts and borders. You can even create a family tree albumas a precious keepsake to pass down through the generations.

Step 4 - Share results with family & friends

Once you've completed all the hard work and research, it's time to share your results with family and friends. Produce a professional looking family book, print-out heirloom quality family trees, Publish a family web page, or email your family file to others around the world.

Family Tree Maker Software - Foreword by Nick Barratt, Resident Genealogist on the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are?

"PCs and the Internet have made the task of researching your family history much easier than ever before. With vast amounts of data now archived on the internet, the odds of success for those seeking information on their heritage has dramatically increased.
Using this Family Tree Maker Software, you can organise and store all the data you find on your family and ancestors and then create trees, charts, albums and reports to share with family and friends. Tracing your roots will take some investigative work and lots of time, but the end result will be a truly rewarding and emotional journey into your past!"

Minimum Requirements:

• Windows XP/Vista,
• 500 MHz Intel Pentium II (or equivalent),
• 400 MB for installation /
• 256 MB of RAM,
• DVD-ROM drive (required for installation),
• 800x600 resolution monitor

Recommended Requirements:

• Windows XP/Vista,
• 1 GHz Intel Pentium III (or equivalent),
• 400 MB for installation /
• 512 MB of RAM,
• 32X CD/CD-R,
• 1024x768 resolution monitor.
• All online features require internet access.

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