Patricia
I am not surprised that you are confused. All I produced was a direct line
descendant chart with siblings from one earliest male ancestor. I would need to
repeat it for the other male ancestor surnames if I was interested in them.It
is not a complete chart but a series of charts. I thou
Go to your Legacy folder and copy the file
LegacyCharting.chm. Go to the LegacyCharting7 folder within Legacy
and PASTE the LegacyCharting.chm file. Help will now work correctly!!
A minor BUG but one that should be fixed - The help files ends up in
the wrong directory during INSTALL!!
Keith
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Hi List,
I seem to remember that with the initial release of version 7 there were a lot
of issues with the source writer templates and extra commas when certain fields
weren’t filled in. I don't seem to notice that anymore generally so I am
assuming that they have been mostly fixed? If so, is t
Ron and Dawn
I have just tried my database on a second XP computer and the Help File in
Legacy Charting is blank. The Help File still works on my own computer with
the latest Legacy version! Both from within Legacy and from the stand alone
programme on the desktop. Mystery!
Judy
It sounds as thou
Judy,
I am a little confused or missing something in your reply to Dawn. I
understand creating the new file, but then how do I use the charting to produce
the file with all ancestors and their siblings? All I have been able to get is
the ancestors.
Patricia Thomas-Hill
tris...@bellsouth.net
Sherry, I really like the way that you are sourcing the marriage records for
Missouri that are on Ancestry. If you had researched and found the marriage
license and marriage at the courthouse of record, how would you source. I am
new at this and am interested in how others are sourcing data.
Ron and Dawn
I realised what I did. I made a Descendant chart of the earliest ancestor
with the particular surname ( Dawn I think, was wanting ancestors and
siblings with same surname). You still need to make the new file from tagged
entries as mentioned before and use that. You would need to do
I often use and save the digital images from "Missouri Marriage Records,
1805-2002," at Ancestry.com and like Connie, I find the images problematic
for the reasons she stated. I use other sources to find the book number and
only look at the transcriptions to see how Ancestry has dealt with the
som
So you goning to tell us how?? :-)
Keith
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Find-A-Grave "County Keeper" for Schuylkill County, PA
Keith A. McKain
McCain-McKane-O'Kane DNA Group 1 - # Mc17936
Website: http://home.comcast.net/~geosci64
Email: geosc...@comcast.net
On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 5:52 PM, Judy Wardlaw wrote:
> Ro
Ron
Yes I am using V7.0.4.6 and have been since it was released.
I have just made a chart using Legacy Charting 7.0.120 with Ancestors and
siblings.
Judy
Ron wrote
Judy,
It sounds as though you are not using the latest version of Legacy
(V7.0.4.6).
Ron Ferguson
Judy,
It sounds as though you are not using the latest version of Legacy
(V7.0.4.6).
Ron Ferguson
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Dawn
I use Charting and my help file comes up fine.
To check for updates click on "Tips & Updates" (the last item on the
Charting toolbar ribbon)
As regards the chart you want
In Legacy tag all ancestors on an unused tag (Family View.> Edit > Tag
records) .
Then on the second screen Check Direct li
Bert HAS IT! Go to your Legacy folder and copy the file
LegacyCharting.chm. Go to the LegacyCharting7 folder within Legacy
and PASTE the LegacyCharting.chm file. Help will now work correctly!!
A minor BUG but one that should be fixed - The help files ends up in
the wrong directory during INSTAL
The Help for Charting is placed in the wrong directory. It is placed in
/Legacy instead of /legacy/LegacyCharting.
Bert
- Original Message -
From: "Ron Ferguson"
To:
Sent: Sunday, February 07, 2010 8:49 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy Charting Help window blank
Dawn,
I don't think
Dawn,
I don't think it is a case of nobody having tried it, indeed I can remember
similar sorts of requests over the years. It can be done in html, but I
can't think of a way of doing it for a chart/printing. Someone else may have
an idea though. It may be possible to create the html and use anoth
Hi Ron,
Hmm... I'm surprised there's no one that has ever tried this.
I do of course want the focus to be on my ancestors, so I don't want
the sibling families... just the siblings listed along side my
ancestor.
My reasoning is because I need a visual way to see the relation
between many people wi
Jenny:
I'd also use the SourceWriter Marriage template that you mentioned, but I see a
nice feature about Connie's format in that it treats the title of the record
set as the lead element whereas the SourceWriter template doesn't. The second
example is part of a similar citation generated by S
Jenny M Benson wrote:
"I am curious as to why you are using a database template when your Source is
online images.
I don't have access to the Ancestry records to which you refer, but I
think I would use the Marriage records>Found in Governmental
records>Marriage registers>Created at State/Provin
Connie Sheets wrote:
> [My apologies that this won't thread properly, but I'm still having to
> read the list in the archives].
>
> The Missouri Marriage Record images at Ancestry are problematic, IMO,
> because Ancestry has not given enough information as to what we are
> looking at. Yes, they
[My apologies that this won't thread properly, but I'm still having to read the
list in the archives].
The Missouri Marriage Record images at Ancestry are problematic, IMO, because
Ancestry has not given enough information as to what we are looking at. Yes,
they are apparently using State Arch
Dawn Del Guercio wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm here plugging away at my genealogy data entry. I have two
> questions related to one another. I am trying to find a way to do an
> ancestor tree (graphical) that shows the siblings of my ancestors on
> the same tree. I couldn't find a way to do it on Leg
Help is blank. Life is full of surprises.
On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 8:30 AM, Dawn Del Guercio
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm here plugging away at my genealogy data entry. I have two
> questions related to one another. I am trying to find a way to do an
> ancestor tree (graphical) that shows the sibli
Hi all,
I'm here plugging away at my genealogy data entry. I have two
questions related to one another. I am trying to find a way to do an
ancestor tree (graphical) that shows the siblings of my ancestors on
the same tree. I couldn't find a way to do it on Legacy, and then
through to try out th
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