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    A Java tool to convert GEDCOM 5.5 Files into real valid GEDCOM 6.0 Files. Unlike all the stuff you find on the web, this is no custom, experimental or intermediate "standard". We validate against the DTD released in the Draft from the LDS Church! T
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    createGedcom is an easy-to-use Java library for creating Gedcom files. It allows developers to import data from non-Gedcom sources into Gedcom 6.0 xml format. Stylesheets are provided to convert from Gedcom 6.0 xml to Gedcom 5.5 text format.
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    This is a file converter program designed to take output from Noldus Observer and other software and convert it into a file usable by the GridWare Dynamic Categorical Time-Series System.
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