think about it like this. You have all the data available to you any
time as long as there is electric. If you travel and don't have an
internet connection you have the data to research.



but I understand what you're saying it seems like a waste since its
available free online



joseph



Alicia Carrillo wrote:

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Thanks Angie,

 

I guess it's just a good money maker for the LDS church without
a big payoff for the buyer.

 

Alicia



aajay1073 <aajay1073@...> wrote:

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No,
the information is all contained on the website.



When I ordered the cds, I was hoping I would be able to search the data


differently then the website allows.  But I was not able to.  The

Search rules are a little more flexable but not by much.  I then

attempted to upload all the data from the cds into a PAF program and

merge families, etc...  I worked on it for months before deciding that

it was impossible!  Oh well...



Angie





--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes <makas@n...> wrote:

> is there information on those disks that is unavailable on the

> www.familysearch.org site?

>

> thanks,

>

> joseph

>