"In the interest of preserving users’ data, I have released a document that details TMG’s internal file structure and I will make GenBridge available for free to developers who wish to produce a direct import from TMG insofar as their programs support the same features."
@ColeValleyGirl Someone on Dick Eastman's blog suggested that TMG would be a great open-source project, and hoped that the developer would release the source code. I would love to see that happen.
@ColeValleyGirl I did a trial of TMG before choosing Family Historian, but chose not to use it in part because of the ugliness of the user interface. The steep learning curve was also an impediment.
