As far as I know (and that probably isn't too far)  it is not possible
to do an ahnentafel in Legacy.  I have requested that report, but it
never happens.  Perhaps I am wrong?  I often am.

Jane


On 12/20/2014 10:29 AM, singhals wrote:
> Jane Sarles wrote:
>> I did a search of "Help" for Tiny Tafel, but found nothing.  I suppose a
>> report might be constructable to do one, but I am not sure how to go
>> about it.  Ideas?
> I can probably find the instructions or the executable
> (Given enough incentive and time), but why?
>
> IRC, the whole system died between WIN95 and WIN98; which
> pretty much means, even if one can construct a TT *and* find
> the main database, the contact info probably isn't valid any
> longer.  I know of several contributors who have died or had
> to give up genealogy for various health reasons.  Moreover,
> AFAIK, the database new TTs were matched against was never
> on-line for "just anybody" to search visually/manually.
>
> Steve Hayes used TTs a lot, so maybe he'll disagree with me
> on Para 2, and if so, I'll be guided by him.
>
> I like these two explanations:
>
> http://www.genealogyhowto.com/2011/11/tiny-tafel-what-is-it-and-an-example/
>    QUOTE
> The form is as follows:
> Soundex for surname4 characters
> Space
> Earliest ancestor birth year (4 numbers – YYYY)
> Ancestor interest level (1 character (not used in this example)
> Latest Descendant birth year (4 numbers – YYYY)
> Descendant interest level (1 character (not used in this
> example)
> Surname
> \Ancestor Birth Place
> /Descendant Birth place
> END QUOTE
>
> and
>
> http://ftp.rootsweb.ancestry.com/pub/roots-l/genealog/genealog.ahnentt
> is a lot more detailed and useful.
>
>
> I used it on several of my unique surnames and never found
> anyone researching MY branches -- there was always at least
> one awkwardly placed generation gap between what I had and
> what they had.  (As in, my earliest ancestor on LineX is
> 1754; their latest was 1678; or my latest was Maryland and
> their earliest was Germany.)
>
>
> FWIW, and no I don't happen to have GED2TT on my HD. ;)
>
> Cheryl
>
>
>
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