Will it import genealogy data from other programs on my hard drive?
1880730
I imported from Family Tree maker sucessfully.. I always make sure to do a back-up before I do any importing or other changes to my data. Hope this helps.
704990
No and that has caused us a great deal of pain. We had all of our addresses, anniversarys, etc on file. Tried a virtual machine thing but it would not transfer all the data We are still trying to work out a way If you have any ideas let us know irv8063@bellsouth.net
1867458
Yes, photos can be imported. We are given an activation key. I don't know if it would serve to transfer the program to a new computer. Check on their web site.
178807
Yes, you can, as long a you have enough GB space on the Clickfree. Check to see how much disc space is being used on each computer & tally it up.
1545736
Yes you can, you would need to have the hard drive connected through your computer.
545222
Yes you can. There's multiple options at your disposal, such as Synology Data Replicator.
746589
No. That's not really how I used this software. I uses to fix a damaged drive data table. It doesn't sound like that's what this is.
60691
I think it will work as long as you use an Admin account on both machines, and copy all of the files you want to move into one folder and move that. Pretty sure you can view the source files from the target machine.
2186464
Assuming the hard drive is functional, yes. I just used it to retrieve old data for a relative.
773617
Yes, when you put the hard drive into this enclosure and plug it into another computer it will come up as a storage device and you'll have access to all files that are on it so you can copy your old pics and documents.
249045
No it will not. It can only transfer data. This isn't a limitation of The cable, but actually in Windows. You can certainly copy the Tax software's folder, but because of the way Windows handles programs (dll files, registry entries, etc) it wont actually run on a different computer. You should copy the database file for the Tax program and try and import that into a fresh install.
249044
If I understand your question, the short answer is no. Example: you have 2 computers, A & B. The tax software is installed on computer A along with some data files. You will have to install the tax software program on computer B also. Once this is done you can drag & drop the *data* files from A to B. Dragging the program itself from A to B will never work. Also, keep in mind that this device does not "see" every file type and some may be missed if you are not careful. A great little time-saving device with a major flaw. Use at your own risk!
886386
I never heard of the program you have but family tree maker 2012 gives you acess to ancestry.com and it allows you to search their data base for info you may not have. I truely like this program. I hope this was helpful.
2050238
Not unless you have IOMEGA zip disks you need to access. As others have said, it's old technology. You probably want a flash drive that is compatible with current computers.
268706
I'm not sure . But it backed everything on my hard drive . So all of my information and files we're backed up . So with that i would guess so . Sorry i could not answer for sure .
1485675
Yes, I've used it do imports with both the MAC and Windows version. This is something that works well, and is a feature that they have had for a long time, so it's not buggy. I have read there are occasionally mapping issues between programs (maybe something like military service is mapped to different fields in the two programs), but I have not experienced it.
921784
No. smile. the version backed up from your old computer has files in it specific to that hardware. It would be nice, though, wouldn't it!