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Posted Tuesday, December 26, 2006 - Post #15394
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Posted Tuesday, December 26, 2006 - Post #15391
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StevenNagy (12/24/2006)
I have been handed a .ged file which is human readable.
I was just wondering where I can find a guide to how this file is structured.
Some of it I can work out.

The GEDCOM file (.ged) is a simple text file which is in fact a common protocol between all Genealogy softwares to import and export data. All you have to do is choose a program (like GenoPro 2007) and import the data within the file.

If you want to learn more about the structure of the GEDCOM file you can learn here.

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Import the GED file then Export to XML.
Posted Sunday, December 24, 2006 - Post #15362
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Hi I am new to the software.

I have been handed a .ged file which is human readable.
I was just wondering where I can find a guide to how this file is structured.
Some of it I can work out.

You don't have a tool to convert it to XML per chance?
If you help me decode this file format, I'll write a converter to XML which you can have.

I'm new to the family tree game and apologise if I am covering old ground.

Thanks,
Steven



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