Morris, thank you for asking the question, and Brian, thank you for
giving the answer. I made the change and entered a new location in the
Events box, click the Geo Location Icon the new location is displayed
with the Country "USA" just as the default edit had been set. Yeah!
Which got me to thinking is it also possible to:
1. in the Location Short Name Field, can the default leave out the
country USA?
2. in the Location Short Name Field, can the default the 2 letter
abbreviation for the State?  i.e. Alabama would be AL.
If so, how?
3. in the Location Short Name Field, can the default be City, ST
(leaving out the county name)? i.e Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama, USA
in the Long Name Field would be Birmingham, AL in the short name.
As Morris pointed out, it sure would save a lot of editing.

Thank you kindly,
Elizabeth Crauswell Verchio
Born in Alabama :) Living in Illinois :(
A Happy Legacy FTS since v.6.0


On 11/30/2015 11:13 AM, Brian/Support wrote:
> Yes, There is an undocumented in help set of files that let you
> customize how the GeoDb presents data.
>
> Look in your my docs\Legacy Family Tree\_AppData|\Misc folder for the
> Geocountrycodes.txt file, open that with a text editor like Notepad.
> Find the USA section
> Add a line USA|+USA
> Either change the default line
> USA|+United States to USA|United States or add a * to the beginning of
> that line to change it to a comment so it will be ignored.
> To have the GeoDb use USA for short location names add a line USA|-USA
> to the file.
> Use Save as to save your amended file as Geocountrycodes-alt.txt. This
> will prevent updates from overwriting your customized file.
>
> Brian
> Customer Support
> Millennia Corporation
> br...@legacyfamilytree.com
> http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
>
> On 30/11/2015 10:30 AM, M Sonnier wrote:
>> When using the geo-location tool, by default comes up as United States.  Is 
>> there a setting to change it to USA.
>> I know I can change it manually, through Searh/Replace or I can use 
>> designate USA in the Expand/Contract Location parts, but would prefer to 
>> avoid the second step.
>> Thanks,
>> Morris Sonnier
>





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