One other option, which I have used, is to add a "blank" image to Legacy,
which I use when I have this situation.

On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 2:19 AM, Rick Bowden <rixxem...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Margaret,
>                  There are many picture galleries in your Legacy
> database. Each individual has one, each event for each individual ,
> each source for each event for each individual , as well as locations.
> I personally place images of birth certificates in the picture gallery
> for the source citation for the birth event of the individual. But if
> you wish to keep a copy of the birth certificate image in the
> individual picture gallery you can. If you have only one file in the
> picture gallery and you added it as a picture then Legacy will display
> the thumbnail on the individuals screen next to the name. To avoid
> that but still keep the file in the picture gallery , do as advised by
> Lavern , to remove the file. Then add the file back as a File , not as
> a Picture ( you will see there are also options for Sound and Video ).
> This way, even though the file is an image ( .jpg , .bmp or similar )
> Legacy will not attempt to use its internal viewer to display the
> image. When you look at the individuals picture gallery you will see
> just a file icon not a thumbnail of the image but if you select that
> item and press play, or alternatively double click on that item ,
> Legacy passes the task of displaying the file to Windows which will
> use your default image viewer to display the birth certificate image.
>
> Rick
>
>
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