Momalot,
Actually, I've never printed a book, but have looked at some in Preview. 
Notice on the right that you can Start a new book, load a saved book, save 
the current book and delete a saved book. When you save a book, you are 
prompted to name it as you wish. With that option, you have everything you 
need to keep all your books sorted, and can retrieve them at will. You said 
you are having trouble figuring out which book you're looking at, then you 
may want to think about what title you use when you save your books. I 
don't know what titles you used when you saved your books, but if you are 
having a hard time distinguishing your 6 books, then you can rename them 
using the Save current book option. Then delete the one with the obscure 
titles. A title of Book 1 tells you much less than Descendant Narrative 
with Timeline and Lineage charts of My Rich Ancestor.
You are correct about having the right person to begin with. In my learning 
reports exercises, I use Dad because I know all about his entries, sources, 
etc. For other reports, I'll think about what I want to accomplish and 
start with the correct individual or couple. Using the Preview option 
really saves a lot of frustration.
Regards, Jane Tripp

----- Original Message ----- 
From: momalo...@aol.com
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 5:27 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Which BOOK?


I'm experimenting, Jane, and THANKS.  Do  you end up with many books, 
too???
It must be important to have the  correct person on the main screen, right?
Otherwise I think I had  "Descendents" of someone from 1500!

In a message dated 1/15/2009  2:51:50 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
jctr...@charter.net  writes:
Momalot,
One procedure that works for me was to get to know  reports one at a time 
by
looking at someone in my program with ancestors and  descendants. I use my
father. I start with the Individual report, selecting  & deselecting the
report options and looking at how that changed the  report. Then, I move on
to another report. For this exercise, I only use the  Preview option and do
not print. Playing with the Report Options area in  Dad's Individual report
was and still is the most instructive for me, I  thought it was my time 
well
spent. If someone is hounding you for a paper  report, just tell them to
wait until you are comfortable.
Regards, Jane  Tripp

----- Original Message ----- 
From: momalo...@aol.com
To:  LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 9:33  AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Whick BOOK?


Should I try to make one  report at a time,  rather than an entire book in
the Publishing  Center???

In a message dated  1/15/2009 3:52:08 A.M. Pacific  Standard Time,
ronfe...@msn.com  writes:

What exactly are you  trying to do? If individual reports eg  Descendant,
individual etc. are  required then I would not use the Publishing  Centre,
but the options  in Reports (Books & Others).

The Publishing  Centre is for when  several reports are to be combined into
one book.To edit a  chapter,  highlight the Chapter in the Contents 
section.


Ron   Ferguson

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From:  momalo...@aol.com
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 05:44:41 -0500
Subject:  [LegacyUG] Whick BOOK?
To:   LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com

How do you keep track or which  "Book" I'm in? I've made six, but it seems
to always want to go  back  to Publishing Center . . . Save the Current
Book, and I'm never  sure  which one I'm in.

Also, do I need to make a complete report   correctly before importing the
booklet into a publication? These  things  sure get confusing, but I
appreciate the help.  _momalo...@aol.com_  (mailto:momalo...@aol.com) in
Murrieta, Sunny  California.




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