Ron,
Over the years, I have just plopped all my individuals into a single
.fbd file.
If I had a change of heart and wanted to separate all the unconnected
individuals into a new .fbd file, is there a way I can find them? I
do not know enough about Legacy to "assemble" such a search.
Thanks,
Arnold
At 11:37 AM 1/20/2008, you wrote:
John,
There are basically two ways of doing this within Legacy:
1) Add them as unrelated individuals on your main file ie. as
separate tree(s) (Add>New Unlinked Individuals).
2) Create a separate .fbd file with a new name eg. "Casuals.fdb"
(File>New Family File)and put them all in there.
There are obvious plusses and minuses with each and at the end of
the day it's, again, your choice.
Ron Ferguson
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> To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyFamilyTree.com
> Subject: [LegacyUG] how to record unconnected families
> Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 16:59:12 +0000
>
> Hello again list
> I note that my last email has been answered before it has
appeared on my list
> Thank you to Dennis, Jenny, Richard, Susan and Wynthner.
> Could I now ask...
>
> I have lots of bits of paper about the ROSSITER family in general
and I don't know whether the people are part of my family at this
time, they may later prove to be part of it. Is there a general
place to record such information. Such as a general notes file OR
does one have to set up a file in some other program such as Windows My Docs
> John
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