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Zoom in on the World – Family Tree Mapping
 Zoom in on the World – Family Tree Mapping 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Zoom in on the World provides several tools that will assist you in locating your ancestors. Heredis will help you […] read more
Zoom in on the World – Zoom in on a Place
 Zoom in on the World – Zoom in on a Place 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Zoom in on the World provides several tools that will assist you in locating your ancestors. Heredis will help you […] read more
Contribute to OpenStreetMap
 Contribute to OpenStreetMap 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Internet Data in Zoom in on the World are coming from OpenStreetMap. OpenStreetMap is a community database. […] read more
Geolocating Place subdivisions
 Geolocating Place subdivisions 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Place subdivisions can now be geolocated. […] read more
Add parents
 Add parents 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Add a new person All tabs 1. […] read more
Uninstall an older version of Heredis
 Uninstall an older version of Heredis 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Each Heredis version you download is the full software itself. […] read more
{XE “xxxxxxxxxx Names” } tags in your documents, what to do?
 {XE “xxxxxxxxxx Names” } tags in your documents, what to do? 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Once edited, Heredis documents will automatically open in your default word processor. These documents are independent from Heredis and cannot […] read more
Restart from .bak file
 Restart from .bak file 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Heredis regularly creates a backup of your file in the .bak format. This file is stored in your Heredis folder […] read more
Find a file on your computer
 Find a file on your computer 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
Heredis is a desktop software, which means that your files are saved on your computer. Note: It is essential that […] read more
The Root Person
 The Root Person 150 150 Heredis Help Knowledgebase
The Root Person is the individual at the base of your genea¬logical research. […] read more