[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good night Ron
Thank you very much. It seems I'm giving to much work because of a little thing.
I choose Legacy, after trying several programs, all with Access compatibility,
after several years with PAF and I still don't regret the selection.
The main "thing" to me is to generate an indented and hierarchical (?)
descendant listing and this is not possible in SQL and I don't know enough
programming.
Thank you very much for yours and everybody else help. My genealogy experience
is small (and my family also).
Luis Salreta
Luis,
Since reading this thread I decided to play with this format as a web site. The result is here.
http://home.cfl.rr.com/myyoungs/index.htm It is admittedly a little rough but I only spent about
four hours playing around with it so far. I created a Gedcom file for the family of interest and
used the program previously mentioned, GEDxlate. I then created a couple of Individual reports in
html through Legacy's reports and linked them in.
This may be what you are needing. The GEDxlate program does exactly what you
require.
Gene Y.
Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox.
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