Whether it is about the requirement of downloading and restoring your up-to-date tree, creating a safe, secure, and private copy of it, or the need for extra research perks to add relevant context to ancestor timelines, you will get everything via TreeVault Cloud Services In FTM. It acts as a real-time, off-site backup and companion tool for your Family Tree Maker data on mobile. With its exclusive features and real-time experience, users can access everything through TreeVault Cloud Services.
What Are The TreeVault Cloud Services In FTM?
Here are some of the TreeVault Cloud services in FTM mentioned below. Go through all of them at once:
- TreeVault Antenna Tree As A Helping Hand
For an ideal beginning you must have a TreeVault Antenna Tree. One of the core features of it is it will secure all the changes that you will create with your FTM in your system. To make it you have to choose any of your trees that is complete as a source tree. Once you do it, create a TreeVault Antenna Tree. It is created in real time when you make changes to your source tree in Family Tree Maker. This way, you get an up-to-date copy of your family history, which makes recovery easier during hard disk crashes or disasters.
- TreeVault Emergency Tree Restore Service
During a hard drive crash or catastrophe, the TreeVault emergency restore service saves a copy of your TreeVault Antenna Tree back on your computer.
- Family Tree Maker Connect
This free mobile app shows all your latest Family Tree Maker trees from any location, at any time. Whether you use iPhone, iPad, or Android, or even when your system is off, you can easily use it as it is. You can also share your tree with relatives or use your iPad or tablet as a secondary monitoring tool for the continuously updated tree.
- Next Of Kin Certificate
It is a legally valid document that includes your willingness to pass the ownership of your TreeVault account to the designated successor so that they can easily recover your Family Tree and preserve the legacy.
- TreeVault Historical Weather
This service lets users add color to family history with a billion historical weather records. Through insights into the past, you can enrich your family history with stories, adding details to event descriptions to gain real insight into your ancestors’ lives.
3 Ways To Create A Treevault Account
To make a TreeVault account, you are required to follow the steps mentioned. Go through all of them at once:
- At step 2 of the Family Tree Maker registration wizard, which appears when you open Family Tree Maker for the first time right after installation, click the Create Account button.
- In Family Tree Maker, select Connect to Treevault Cloud Services from the Help menu in Windows. After that, click the Create Account link in the dialog that appears on the screen.
- In the family tree maker, tap on the TreeVault icon on the main toolbar or in the treevault cloud services under the current tree tab of the plan workspace, and then tap on log in. after it click on the create account link in the dialog which will pop up in front of you.
For each of the case mentioned above, follow the below given steps:
- Enter your information into the fields, and keep in mind that all the fields are essential.
| Note: Keep the email address that you are mentioning and the one you used while obtaining a TreeVault subscription the same. If you want to change the email address, you can do so in the TreeVault account manager. |
- Tap on create.
- For creating a TreeVault account, you should agree to the TreeVault service terms and conditions by selecting the corresponding checkbox provided at the bottom of the page.
- For FTM 2019 and FTM 2024, select the TreeVault icon which you can find on the main toolbar and in the Treevault Cloud services panel right under the current tree tab available in the plan workspace and then click on log in.
- Launch the log in to TreeVault window, fill the email address and the password that is provided to you while completing step 1, and then tap on log in.
Ways of Creating A TreeVault Antenna Tree
Once you successfully logged into TreeVault and have opened the tree for the first time, you will be asked to create a TreeVault Antenna tree. The procedure differs for Mac and Windows. Here are some of the steps mentioned below on how you can create the tree for both kinds of systems:
For Mac
- Open the tree that you want to be the source tree in Family Tree Maker.
- If you have completed the procedure to log in to TreeVault, skip step 4. If you haven’t, click the TreeVault icon from the main toolbar or in the TreeVault cloud services panel available on the current tree tab on the plan workspace, and then tap on Log in.
- Enter the email address and password that were provided to you when creating your TreeVault account, and then click on Log in.
- Tap on the TreeVault icon and select Create Antenna Tree from the pop-up menu.
- In the message that will be shown on your screen, click on Create Antenna Tree.
- Now, in the message that appears next, click on Close.
For Windows
- Launch the tree that you want to have as your source tree from Family Tree Maker.
- If you have already logged in to TreeVault, skip to step 4. If you have not, click the Treevault account icon in the main toolbar or in the TreeVault cloud services panel on the current tree tab in the plan workspace, then click Log in.
- Enter the email address and password that you provided while creating your TreeVault account, and then click on Log in.
- Tap on the TreeVault icon and choose Create Antenna Tree from the drop-down list.
- From the message that appears, click on Create Antenna Tree.
- In the message that appears next, tap on Close.
Conclusion!
Making good use of TreeVault Cloud Services in FTM will show results best as per your expectation. With a thorough understanding of every step of it, you can make better use of it. From creating accounts to using the benefits of each service, you can improve efficiency across all tasks related to the Family Tree Maker. To gain better insight into everything associated with the TreeVault cloud services, take help from this guide.
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Andy Smith is a genealogy researcher and family history specialist with over 10 years of experience in family tree research, ancestry records, and genealogy software. He specializes in Family Tree Maker, Legacy Family Tree, Ancestry, FamilySearch, and DNA-based family history research, helping users preserve and organize their family heritage.