Louis Kessler’s Behold Blog     The Behold User Forum

Chris: Thanks for the link to Achieve Planner. Its main interesting feature is a tree-structure for its task list. But it appears to be an independent program not integrated with Outlook. An alternative to Achieve Planner might be LeaderTask. and I'm sure there are a few others. Those programs add some ...

It's still my goal. Unless I set myself an ambitious goal, it's hard to keep pushing.

Uwe: I think I'm one of only a few of Sergey's customers who use RichView to load very large files. For files even up to a few megabytes in size, RichView works quickly and well. But 100,000 person GEDCOMs displayed with indexes and cross references make for a very large document. Browsers have a tough time ...

Brett: Thanks for the corrections to my Future Plans page. I'll fix them tonight when I get home. SSI is not working on my new host, hence the missing update date. But I've since changed the pages to PHP for more functionality than SSI provides and automatically adding the update date is simple.

Netfirms has fixed the mail problem. The site should be working perfectly now, and much better than on my previous host.

I've suggested to Tamura that he simply change the suffix on his pages from .xhtml to .html and then everyone will be able to view his material. But the decision is up to him. None-the-less, the reviews are superb, and are very worth viewing.

Don't worry. I enjoy these conversations. Even today, XML has not made any significant impact in genealogy software. And you ask the average computer user about XML and they won't know what you're talking about. In fact most web developers don't know the difference between HTML and XML. And I don't say ...

XML 1.0 only became a W3C Recommendation in February 1998. RSS feeds became based on them. But it really took until the onset of Web 2.0 and Microsoft's adoption of them for their default Office formats before it become something important. I've known about XML's attempted use and the to-date unsuccessful ...

Delphi's default memory manager was changed to FastMM4 a few years ago, so I'm looking forward to the improvements that alone will provide. From what I recall in reading about it some time ago, I don't think the full debug mode is included in the version in Delphi, but there is some debugging and probably logs ...

Thank you, Jean-Yves, for again posting the version update of Behold as well as all the updates of other genealogy packages. That's a wonderful service you provide to the genealogy world The link to the history page in my post is now fixed. Louis