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 What changed from MacRepertory 5 to 6 

From 1996, when MacRepertory 5 was released, to 2002 we focussed on simplifying (families, communication, overviews); at least two of those years were spent optimizing our programs for the new operating systems that Apple and Windows released. 
   • Support for the newer Windows and Macintosh operating systems.
   • A rudimentary version of the Theme analysis
   • Concepts graphs to compare remedies across organs and modalities
   • Family searches to discover the central features of a group of remedies.
   • Quick searching in ReferenceWorks
   • Copy Protection freedom

What changed from MacRepertory 6 to 7
Version 7.0 brought the full featured Theme analysis - one of the most important advances we ever made - and the world of families. (MacRepertory 6 had been released in 2002)
   • Theme analysis is expanded and made central to the program
   • 100+ Family graphs
   • Expanded progressive eliminations
   • Improved Keynote interface
   • Built-in repertory indexing
   • Recent repertory/keynote/case history (found at the top of the list of items)
   • Ability to change the section icons
http://www.kenthomeopathic.com/downloads08/PDF_New_Features/MR_7_New_Features


What changed from MacRepertory 7 to 8
For version 8 we stepped back and enhanced nearly every aspect of the program; adding many useful new features, improving the graphics, making the process easier, making everything more consistent. We created a far easier way to find words and remedies in the repertory and doubled the family information - much of which is found nowhere else. (MacRepertory 7 had been released in 2006)
   • Limiting of the repertory to words, remedies or families
   • Many new family graphs and far more support for "family thinking"
   • 150 Family sub-graphs with keynote information
   • Easy collecting of potential remedies and families into the Elimination tool
   • Auto-updating over the internet
   • Improved process of adding additions to the repertory
   • Smooth, cleaner text