How can I make a family tree using Windows Vista? Is there a program in it that I can make a graph or?
create boxes and lines to make a 7 generation family tree?
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A family tree, such as a school project? hmm… Most WIndows Vista computers have Microsoft Office installed. Like Word, Power Point, ect… Your best bet is to use Microsoft Word if you have it. There is so many layouts in that program, it helped me over the years.
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http://www.familytreemaker.com/
My dad uses and older version of this. It works great.
Windows Vista is simply the operating system your computer is running. It does NOT have any built-in software to help you create a family tree. That would be outside software you would need to purchase and then install.
(Also, Jack Sparrow is incorrect. Most Windows Vistas do NOT have Office installed. Office is a separate program that would need to be purchased.)