Hi
I find that the relationship calculator works OK for me. Have used the
Potential Problems Report to check your data. This may help. 

Brendan

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Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 7:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Set Relationships problem - reported not fixed

Ruth,

I agree that the Relationship Calculator  needs to be fixed.  I have 
agreed with Elizabeth on this matter many times. I am waiting for them 
to fix this as well as it is important.  The reports need updating as 
well. It is frustratiing when new "bells and whistles" are added without 
fixing the broken parts of Legacy.  A lot of us want this particular 
fix.  I hope they will LISTEN  !

I did defend the Legacy Support on this last thread though as it felt 
more like an attack than anything else.  I may be wrong, but that's how 
it felt and I didn't like that.  It was also becoming tedious.  A lot of 
new people were wanting questions answered and that wasn't happening.  
Usually when a thread goes on too long and becomes  tedious they will 
step in and say so.  Now  I feel if they do, they will be considered to 
have "big ego's".  They are a small group remember,  so lets give them 
a  wee bit of slack.  But keep on complaining and asking and hopefully 
they will get this fixed very very soon. 

Carol
P.S.   Is it a very difficult and time consuming project for  you to fix 
the Relationship Calculator, Support?    I hope not.



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> Hi all,
>
>     Since certain people seem to think that we should not say anything 
> negative about Legacy, I'll put this in the form of a warning:  
> Although the "Help" for Set Relationships in Legacy states "The 
> relationships are figured for the blood relatives of a source 
> person.", Legacy does *not* get all the blood relatives.  
> Specifically, in the case of a 1/2 sibling, where the other parent is 
> not known (and therefore not entered), Legacy finds *no* relationship.
>
>     As an example, if your grandmother had a child with an unknown 
> person other than your grandfather, this child is properly entered as 
> linked only to your grandmother, and the space for the child's father 
> is left blank, Legacy will *not* show the child (your 1/2 uncle or 
> aunt) as having *any relationship to you.
>
>     If you enter the word "unknown" or something like "____" for the 
> father, *then* you get a relationship.  I do not feel I should have to 
> clutter up my data with a bunch of "unknowns" - I only add people when 
> I have *some* information about them.
>
>     This has been reported to Support, and reported again. 
> Incidentally, tagging the entire ancestor line *will* catch this 
> person.  And the Relationship calculator shows the person as related 
> correctly if he/she is on the left, but not if he/she is on the right 
> (goes back a generation further in the second case).
>
>     In summary, don't count on the "Set Relationships" to catch all 
> your blood relatives.  Don't count on the Relationship Calculator to 
> find the closest relationship.
>
>                 Ruth Ann
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