OK, that did it. I went to "Properties" of the Real Player backup, and did 
an "open with" change to Legacy, did a restore with that, and there were my
missing people. Big relief.

Jane


On , Sherry/Support <she...@legacyfamilytree.com> wrote:
> A backup should have the file extension of .zip, which is a standard

> compressed file format. I've never seen Real Player use this file

> extension, but there are programs that use the same file extension but

> with different results.



> For example, a laptop I bought years ago had Word Perfect on it and

> when I installed Legacy some of the Legacy program files had the Word

> Perfect icon showing in Window Explorer, but they were still Legacy

> files.



> If you can open the file using File > Restore Family File, then you

> know it's a backup with the Legacy Family File (has a .fdb file

> extension) in it.





> Sincerely,

> Sherry

> Technical Support

> Legacy Family Tree





> On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 6:23 AM, sarlesinsi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > After sending the message about the vanishing people, I had a though
> that it

> > must be related to a "back-up/restore" situation. Although I do not
> remember

> > doing a back up/restore. So when I did a search for "Main Project" on my

> > computer, a back-up came up for the date that I did the work I spoke of.

> >

> > I must explain that a few weeks ago I installed "RealPlayer on my
> computer

> > to play some sort of program that needed it. Now my Legacy backup for
> that

> > date is in Real Player format. Don't have a clue about how that
> happened.

> > Real Player was installed long after I did the work and that back-up.

> >

> > I think I should uninstall Real Player from my computer, but am afraid 
> that

> > if I do I will not be able to use the back up. Help here?

> >

> > Jane







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