In response to Michele Lewis and Ms Pinter, you state that Legacy does in fact
recognize Est as a valid prefix to a date, however that is not what Legacy is
"doing". I understand that the underlying programming see's "Estimated" as
valid "input" BUT will not let that full version stand, it changes it to "est"
with lower case first letter. I am a stickler for continuity in my file and
all other date prefix's have the first letter capitalized.
If the prefix is recognized, it should allow the capitalization as it does on
all other prefix's......and I must add that in previous versions right up to
and including Legacy 8 update prior to this last one, it had no problem
changing Estimated, estimated, Est, est to .....Est. So something happened in
the latest update to Legacy 8.
I have made the choice to not wait for any programming change as I assume that
Legacy 9 has staff concentrating on those updates and problem reports rather
than looking backwards at this time. I will upgrade to Legacy 9 later this
year but in the meantime I have done a search and replace for est to Abt. My
Ancestry file will also be changed as was suggested by some bright person
(Thank you) and will move forward with my merge of those file when they are in
sync.
Thanks to everyone who responded..........this is why I love Legacy.
Lucy AbbottMill Creek, WA, USA
On Friday, July 7, 2017 6:56 PM, Michele Lewis
<mich...@legacyfamilytree.com> wrote:
Est is not a prefix in the options menu but Legacy does "see" it as valid.
There is a bug in our tracker about this asking the programmers to put Est in
the options menu with the rest of the valid prefixes.
On Jul 2, 2017 2:43 PM, "Lucy Abbott" <lucee-...@prodigy.net> wrote:
I have always used Est rather than Abt. Since I did the latest update to Legacy
8, it has changed all my Est to est. Looking at date options, it appears that
Estimated is no longer a valid prefix and it won't capitalize for that reason.
This is a lot of people that I have to change to Abt, which I don't want to do.
Plus it means that all my Ancestry data has to be changed in order for me to
have the files match.
Why is Est no longer a valid prefix for a date ? Do I have to roll back to the
prior update to be able to use again ? Can I roll back to the prior update ?
Lucy M. AbbottMill Creek, Washington, USA
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