[LegacyUG] Living individuals

[Tom Element]

Hello

 

Is there a way to check / mark all living persons in the database as private
in one operation?   Easy to do one at a time but very tedious and, knowing
me, I'll miss a few! 

 

Thanks

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RE: [LegacyUG] Font Size for Legacy Home

[Ted & Gail Duffy]

Ron,
Excellent advice. Now I can easily read the News Items. Thank you for
pointing these out. From the ease of use I'm guessing these adjustments
could have been found in the Owners Manual, but there wasn't anything listed
in the index (and I haven't read it from cover to cover yet).
Thanks again.
Ted Duffy 

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Hi Ted,

If you go to Options on the Legacy Home Tab you can select zoom from there 
and change the font size. Unfortunately this does not increase the font size

for the newsletter itself as Legacy is acting as a browser. For that I can 
only suggest that you copy the path at the top and paste it into your normal

browser where you can usually adjust the font size.

Similarly for TO DOs at View>TO DOs there is an Option button from which you

can again adjust the font size but this only changes the details in the list

and not the panels at the bottom, I have no suggestion for that.

One thing you may like to try is on your computer going to:
Start>Control Panel>Display>Settings>Advanced and changing the DPI to Large 
120 (its default is 96). You will need to restart after the change and you 
may find that that you will need to reduce the size of you desktop items as 
well. I have mine set at 120 for the same reason as yourself btw.

Ron Ferguson



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>From: "Ted & Gail Duffy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [LegacyUG] Font Size for Legacy Home
>Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 15:13:38 -0700
>
>As a brand new user I’m still trying to figure out how to increase the font
>size of the characters on the Legacy Home tab such as the Legacy News  and
>To Do Items. I can adjust font sizes on other windows per the Help menu. 
>For
>those of us over 50 the printing on the Legacy Home window pane is hard to
>read. Any suggestions?
>
>Ted

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[LegacyUG] Entering "generic" information

[Richard Heckman]

Hi LUGgies,

A few days ago, I found some interesting newspaper articles that were written 
about my family's earliest reunions in 1903 and 1904.

I would like to include these articles in my family's genealogy, but I have no 
clue were to enter the information into Legacy.

Any suggestions as to where I might include "generic-type" newspaper articles 
in Legacy? The information is of an historical nature, and I would like all 
members of my family to have access to the articles.

I understand how to include articles, obits, etc., when they apply to a 
specific individual, but this information, though germane to the early family 
members in general, it really shouldn't be "attached" to an individual.

How I might enter this type of information into Legacy? Any suggestions???

Richard Heckman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lord, grant me the senility
to forget the people I never liked,
the good fortune to run into the ones I do,
and the eyesight to tell the difference.


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RE: [LegacyUG] About Picture Filing

[Olds-Wills-Anderson-Simonson Hodges-Harris-Liikala-Jukkara]

Sally
Saving your images as a .tiff file is the commonly accepted 'best way' to
keep digital copies of your original.  This would then become your 'master
copy'.

>From that you could make .jpgs to whatever file size you deem appropriate
for use (website, email atch, Legacy image, etc).

As for where to file your digital images, opinions on this will vary.  I
have one folder under my Legacy directory titled "Images".  Within this
folder I have several sub-folders.   My preference is to keep all 'people'
images in one sub-folder titled "Photograph".  I also have digital images of
buildings, monuments, correspondence, newspaper articles, census records,
documents, etc.  These are also all filed in separate sub-folders according
to their subject category.

How you title your images is also a matter of personal preference.  I prefer
a simple numbering system (File ID).  For example, my "Photographs" are
labeled P0001, P0002, P0003, and so on.  My "Documents" are labeled D0001,
D0002, D0003, and so on.  The same applies to my other image categories.

Legacy allows you to capture details of each image by providing image fields
such as "Caption", "Date", "Description", and "File ID".  And also permits
assigning images to specific individuals.  This is where I record the
necessary details about each image.

Unfortunately as yet Legacy only provides one report format for this
information.  The report sorts by File ID.  Suggestions have been submitted
to also include an alphabetical sort and other image report options. 

Until then one must use a supplemental program to report details of the
images.  Many people use MS Access since Access is directly compatible with
Legacy's data base.  However, this requires a reasonable understanding of
the Access program and its interface with Legacy to generate the desired
reports.  Not a lighthearted undertaking.

Once Legacy establishes a more sophisticated report capability for images,
the process will be simple and efficient.

If I can help further with any specific questions, feel free to email me
directly.

Gary
O'Fallon IL, USA
 
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:LegacyUserGroup-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sally Macias
> Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 7:45 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [LegacyUG] About Picture Filing
> 
> I'm trying to figure out how to organize the pictures.  With an HP scanner
> the image goes to the HP Solutions Center which apparently stores the
scans
> by date.  I've been opening them and doing some modest editing, then
saving
> them in TIFF format to an external hard drive.  Then I open the tiff
images
> in Photoshop Elements and do more dramatic editing and save as jpeg on
> external drive, in folder of edited images, to post to MyFamily website
and
> to use in email.  This seems like a lot of manipulating for each image and
> at this point I still have to add the image to Legacy. I've got multiple
> copies of each image but not really a backup since they're in different
> formats and stages of editing and sizes.  Before adding too many more I
need
> to figure out a filing system--in separate family folders,
> lastnamefirstname+brief description or date if I have it, is what I'm
> thinking so far.  Is there a better way to do this?  What are the rest of
> you doing to organize your photos, what programs are you using?
> 
> Sally Macias



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[LegacyUG] About Picture Filing

[Sally Macias]

I'm trying to figure out how to organize the pictures.  With an HP scanner
the image goes to the HP Solutions Center which apparently stores the scans
by date.  I've been opening them and doing some modest editing, then saving
them in TIFF format to an external hard drive.  Then I open the tiff images
in Photoshop Elements and do more dramatic editing and save as jpeg on
external drive, in folder of edited images, to post to MyFamily website and
to use in email.  This seems like a lot of manipulating for each image and
at this point I still have to add the image to Legacy. I've got multiple
copies of each image but not really a backup since they're in different
formats and stages of editing and sizes.  Before adding too many more I need
to figure out a filing system--in separate family folders,
lastnamefirstname+brief description or date if I have it, is what I'm
thinking so far.  Is there a better way to do this?  What are the rest of
you doing to organize your photos, what programs are you using?

Sally Macias




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RE: [LegacyUG] Font Size for Legacy Home

[ronald ferguson]

Hi Ted,

If you go to Options on the Legacy Home Tab you can select zoom from there 
and change the font size. Unfortunately this does not increase the font size 
for the newsletter itself as Legacy is acting as a browser. For that I can 
only suggest that you copy the path at the top and paste it into your normal 
browser where you can usually adjust the font size.


Similarly for TO DOs at View>TO DOs there is an Option button from which you 
can again adjust the font size but this only changes the details in the list 
and not the panels at the bottom, I have no suggestion for that.


One thing you may like to try is on your computer going to:
Start>Control Panel>Display>Settings>Advanced and changing the DPI to Large 
120 (its default is 96). You will need to restart after the change and you 
may find that that you will need to reduce the size of you desktop items as 
well. I have mine set at 120 for the same reason as yourself btw.


Ron Ferguson



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From: "Ted & Gail Duffy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [LegacyUG] Font Size for Legacy Home
Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 15:13:38 -0700

As a brand new user I’m still trying to figure out how to increase the font
size of the characters on the Legacy Home tab such as the Legacy News  and
To Do Items. I can adjust font sizes on other windows per the Help menu. 
For

those of us over 50 the printing on the Legacy Home window pane is hard to
read. Any suggestions?

Ted


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RE: [LegacyUG] About Pictures

[Brenda Van Dyke]

As Ron said below, it is very much a personal choice.  Since I work in
computers and have a lot of files, I made a "Genealogy" folder under the "My
Documents" folder.  I keep all files genealogy-related in that folder,
including pictures.  Then, when I move to a new computer, hopefully(!) all
data will stay in the same place and I won't lose the paths on the pics in
Legacy.

Brenda Van Dyke
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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ferguson
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 4:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] About Pictures


Kirsten,

A lot of what you ask is very much personal choice. You should, however, be 
clear that Legacy only stores the paths to the pictures and not the pictures

themselves excepting that the multimedia back-up contains both the paths and

the pictures.

If you are thinking that in future you may wish to send the pictures with 
your files to, say, a relative(s) than you are probably best saving them in 
the Legacy folder as this is usually stored on the C:\ drive (if one used 
the default installation). By storing here you can just send your two 
back-up files and they will run without problem on another computer with 
Legacy.

I have my pictures stored in My Documents and would keep them there. I 
started off with two folders viz. pictures and documents, and have continued

with this system. However as time passed I found that one folder for 
documents was not enough so I now have one for each current year (not the 
year to which the record relates but that during which I stored the 
picture). If I was to start afresh I would certainly have separate folders 
for censuses, births, marriages, deaths etc but would stick with the basic 
system.

There is nothing wrong with doing them in family lines and at the end of the

day you need a system which fits in with your way of working. I suggest that

before adopting any system you think about the future and how many 
pictures/documents might be accumulated and hence how many folders you may 
need and the best way of arranging a balanced system.

Ron Ferguson



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>From: "Kirsten Bowman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "LegacyUserGroup" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [LegacyUG] About Pictures
>Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 10:33:52 -0700
>
>Hello Group:
>
>I am accumulating a fair number of scans of photos and documents which are
>scattered all over my computer:  in "My Pictures," "My Scans," attached to
>e-mails, or stuck in various surname folders under "My Documents."  It's
>time to get organized.  I have no interest in creating a slide show or
>family book, but would still like to have these images associated with the
>appropriate family groups in Legacy.  What is the best way to go about 
>doing
>this?  Should I move everything to a common folder first?  And if so, 
>where?
>Would it be a folder within my Legacy folder, or in a different location?
>Should there be subfolders for different family lines?
>
>If I then back up my Legacy file, will it also include those associated
>pictures?
>
>These are probably rather naive questions but after 10+ years of
>computerized genealogy, I've never before attached an image to my gen
>software and really don't know where to start or what to expect.  Any
>guidance would be appreciated.
>
>Kirsten

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RE: [LegacyUG] About Pictures

[Kirsten Bowman]

Thanks Ron.  I've pondered and decided, and now spring cleaning is underway.

Kirsten

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Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] About Pictures



Kirsten,

A lot of what you ask is very much personal choice. You should, however, be
clear that Legacy only stores the paths to the pictures and not the pictures
themselves excepting that the multimedia back-up contains both the paths and
the pictures.

If you are thinking that in future you may wish to send the pictures with
your files to, say, a relative(s) than you are probably best saving them in
the Legacy folder as this is usually stored on the C:\ drive (if one used
the default installation). By storing here you can just send your two
back-up files and they will run without problem on another computer with
Legacy.

I have my pictures stored in My Documents and would keep them there. I
started off with two folders viz. pictures and documents, and have continued
with this system. However as time passed I found that one folder for
documents was not enough so I now have one for each current year (not the
year to which the record relates but that during which I stored the
picture). If I was to start afresh I would certainly have separate folders
for censuses, births, marriages, deaths etc but would stick with the basic
system.

There is nothing wrong with doing them in family lines and at the end of the
day you need a system which fits in with your way of working. I suggest that
before adopting any system you think about the future and how many
pictures/documents might be accumulated and hence how many folders you may
need and the best way of arranging a balanced system.

Ron Ferguson







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Re: [LegacyUG] Overwhelming

[Wendy Howard]

Another option is to use a filter or rule to direct the list posts to a 
folder away from your other mail.  Then the list mail is separate from 
your other mail, and can be ignored until such time as you're ready to 
concentrate on it.


This has been discussed many times in the past, so you can find more in 
the archives if you wish.  There are instructions for setting a 
filter/rule for another list on my web site, which can be adapted to 
this list - see 
http://www.geocities.com/wendy_m_howard/How-to.htm#RuleFilter


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*Subject:* [LegacyUG] Overwhelming


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*From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Ted 
& Gail Duffy

*Sent:* Saturday, April 14, 2007 13:46
*To:* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Subject:* [LegacyUG] Overwhelming

As a new user of Legacy I am finding the amount of email is 
overwhelming. Have the people at Millennia considered hosting a Group 
site at Yahoo! or some other information sharing portal or tool that 
the users can modify what information they receive and/or filter on 
those topics they are interested in? Am I missing something here or is 
it a pain to scroll through numerous strings of email messages just to 
locate information I am interested in?


Ted




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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Gene Young]

Ann Dunlap wrote:

Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California



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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Ann Dunlap]

Thaanks Dawn.  I wanted to own it since most of my husbands family came 
to the US before 1776.  I want to take my time reading it and maybe get 
him to read about the US then.

Ann
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Dawn Crowley wrote:
Go to www.worldcat.org and cut & paste the title.  (Sometimes it works 
best to do a portion of a title or use key words.)  Then type in your 
city & state or zipcode.  (I'm not sure how that works for folks 
outside of the US.)  Worldcat provides a list of libraries by distance 
from your zipcode that have that title.  Since I see that you're in CA 
like me, I typed in my Long Beach area zip code.  This book is at 15 
libraries within 50 miles of my home.  This is one awesome website!


Dawn

Ann Dunlap wrote:

Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look 
for it?

Thanks
Ann
California

Gene Young wrote:


John D. Taylor III wrote:


Thank you.



As a follow up you might try to find the following book.

"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776:  A 
Survey of Census Data."

Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells


Gene Y.
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[LegacyUG] Font Size for Legacy Home

[Ted & Gail Duffy]

As a brand new user I’m still trying to figure out how to increase the font
size of the characters on the Legacy Home tab such as the Legacy News  and
To Do Items. I can adjust font sizes on other windows per the Help menu. For
those of us over 50 the printing on the Legacy Home window pane is hard to
read. Any suggestions?

Ted


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Re: [LegacyUG] Another refinement

[Elsie Saar]

That would be great. I now have an event I call relationship and enter it for 
all people, either how they relate to me or how they related to my husband. If 
I don't, I'll be chasing people who have no connection to our lines. I would 
love to be able to automatically tract relationships for my husband and myself 
at the same time. I put that request in.
Elsie


Genealogy research
American: Parks, Avann, Bulson, Soden, Menkens
German: Wienecke, Storz, Scharpf, Saar, Stelzer 

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  Subject: [LegacyUG] Another refinement


  When the developers are looking for enhancements, they might consider adding 
the option of showing relationships on web generated pedidgree charts. I send a 
lot of people to check out my web page and they find who our common link is via 
the index and then have the devil's own job connecting me to the them! If all 
people on my tree were identified as to my relationship to them, it would be so 
much more clear - and as the relationships are already showing up in the 
database anyway, I can't see that as being very hard to program in.

   

  Any chance?

   

  Regards

  Mel Morris

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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Ann Dunlap]

Thank you very much, I found it and ordered it.  I have to admit I 
wouldn't have thought of Amazon.


David Wild wrote:

Hi Ann,

Try Amazon Books at:

http://www.amazon.com/population-British-colonies-America-before/dp/06910461
66/ref=sr_1_1/102-1214344-9801758?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1176583868&sr=8-1

David Wild

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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California

Gene Young wrote:
  

John D. Taylor III wrote:


Thank you.

  

As a follow up you might try to find the following book.

"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776:  A 
Survey of Census Data."

Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells


Gene Y.
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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Dawn Crowley]

Go to www.worldcat.org and cut & paste the title.  (Sometimes it works 
best to do a portion of a title or use key words.)  Then type in your 
city & state or zipcode.  (I'm not sure how that works for folks outside 
of the US.)  Worldcat provides a list of libraries by distance from your 
zipcode that have that title.  Since I see that you're in CA like me, I 
typed in my Long Beach area zip code.  This book is at 15 libraries 
within 50 miles of my home.  This is one awesome website!


Dawn

Ann Dunlap wrote:

Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look 
for it?

Thanks
Ann
California

Gene Young wrote:


John D. Taylor III wrote:


Thank you.



As a follow up you might try to find the following book.

"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776:  A 
Survey of Census Data."

Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells


Gene Y.
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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Jim Byram]

Ann Dunlap wrote:

Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for 
it?


"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776:  A Survey 
of Census Data."

Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells


Try this website:
http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/

The search instantly found the book in 30 libraries near me.

Jim


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RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[David Wild]

Hi Ann,

Try Amazon Books at:

http://www.amazon.com/population-British-colonies-America-before/dp/06910461
66/ref=sr_1_1/102-1214344-9801758?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1176583868&sr=8-1

David Wild

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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California

Gene Young wrote:
> John D. Taylor III wrote:
>> Thank you.
>>
>
> As a follow up you might try to find the following book.
>
> "The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776:  A 
> Survey of Census Data."
> Princeton University Press, 1975.
> Robert V. Wells
>
>
> Gene Y.
> Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox.
>
>
>
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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Ann Dunlap]

Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California

Gene Young wrote:

John D. Taylor III wrote:

Thank you.



As a follow up you might try to find the following book.

"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776:  A 
Survey of Census Data."

Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells


Gene Y.
Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox.



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RE: [LegacyUG] About Pictures

[ronald ferguson]

Kirsten,

A lot of what you ask is very much personal choice. You should, however, be 
clear that Legacy only stores the paths to the pictures and not the pictures 
themselves excepting that the multimedia back-up contains both the paths and 
the pictures.


If you are thinking that in future you may wish to send the pictures with 
your files to, say, a relative(s) than you are probably best saving them in 
the Legacy folder as this is usually stored on the C:\ drive (if one used 
the default installation). By storing here you can just send your two 
back-up files and they will run without problem on another computer with 
Legacy.


I have my pictures stored in My Documents and would keep them there. I 
started off with two folders viz. pictures and documents, and have continued 
with this system. However as time passed I found that one folder for 
documents was not enough so I now have one for each current year (not the 
year to which the record relates but that during which I stored the 
picture). If I was to start afresh I would certainly have separate folders 
for censuses, births, marriages, deaths etc but would stick with the basic 
system.


There is nothing wrong with doing them in family lines and at the end of the 
day you need a system which fits in with your way of working. I suggest that 
before adopting any system you think about the future and how many 
pictures/documents might be accumulated and hence how many folders you may 
need and the best way of arranging a balanced system.


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Subject: [LegacyUG] About Pictures
Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 10:33:52 -0700

Hello Group:

I am accumulating a fair number of scans of photos and documents which are
scattered all over my computer:  in "My Pictures," "My Scans," attached to
e-mails, or stuck in various surname folders under "My Documents."  It's
time to get organized.  I have no interest in creating a slide show or
family book, but would still like to have these images associated with the
appropriate family groups in Legacy.  What is the best way to go about 
doing
this?  Should I move everything to a common folder first?  And if so, 
where?

Would it be a folder within my Legacy folder, or in a different location?
Should there be subfolders for different family lines?

If I then back up my Legacy file, will it also include those associated
pictures?

These are probably rather naive questions but after 10+ years of
computerized genealogy, I've never before attached an image to my gen
software and really don't know where to start or what to expect.  Any
guidance would be appreciated.

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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Gene Young]

John D. Taylor III wrote:

Thank you.



As a follow up you might try to find the following book.

"The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776:  A Survey of Census 
Data."
Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells


Gene Y.
Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox.



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Re: [LegacyUG] Research Guidance Error #2

[Brian/Support]

Mike,

Agreed, this is a problem and a problem report has been raised.

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Mike Fry wrote:
Further to my previous message, there is a further, small problem with 
Research Guidance. Marriage Events do not appear to be included in the 
list of timeline events for an individual.


If they shouldn't, then it is slightly illogical to be able to add a 
Marriage Event from the timeline tab. If they should, then they are 
missing and would need some means of distinguishing them from other events.





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RE: [LegacyUG] Overwhelming

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leisure. Your call ...
 


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As a new user of Legacy I am finding the amount of email is overwhelming.
Have the people at Millennia considered hosting a Group site at Yahoo! or
some other information sharing portal or tool that the users can modify what
information they receive and/or filter on those topics they are interested
in? Am I missing something here or is it a pain to scroll through numerous
strings of email messages just to locate information I am interested in?

Ted


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Re: [LegacyUG] Research Guidance Error

[Brian/Support]

Mike,

Add Marriage Event works to ADD a marriage to the individual, that is 
why you are seeing the add new wife screen with the option to add a new 
person or link to an existing. This is exactly as advertised in the Help 
"Add Marriage Event
This option displays the Add wife/husband screen, to add a spouse to the 
current individual"


To add an event to an existing marriage here are the instructions from 
the Edit Event Section of the help. "The Marriage Information screen 
appears if you have a Marriage event highlighted." On that marriage 
screen you can add events for the marriage you have selected..


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Mike Fry wrote:

There appears to be a small error in the Research Guidance operations.

Tab 1 - Review Timeline - enables the user to add to the list of 
timeline events by clicking on the 'Add Event/Fact' button. This then 
pops up a menu where the type of event (vital, custom and marriage) can 
be selected. The 'Vital' and 'Custom' options both perform as advertised 
in the on-line help. The 'Marriage' option doesn't!.


I would expect it to work slightly differently according to the marriage 
state of the individual concerned.


If no spouses are linked to the individual, then the program should 
prompt the user to add a spouse to the individual. This should be as per 
usual - add a new person or link to an existing individual. Thereafter, 
the Marriage Information screen should be presented, allowing the user 
to add an event.


If the individual is linked with one spouse, then the program should 
present the Marriage Information screen and proceed as above.


If the individual is linked with two or more spouses, then the Spouse 
List should be presented, and, after the individual selects the 
appropriate spouse, processing can proceed as above.


At present, when I try to add a marriage event to an individual that has 
one or more spouses, the program proceeds as though there was no spouse 
at all.





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[LegacyUG] Overwhelming

[Ted & Gail Duffy]

As a new user of Legacy I am finding the amount of email is overwhelming.
Have the people at Millennia considered hosting a Group site at Yahoo! or
some other information sharing portal or tool that the users can modify what
information they receive and/or filter on those topics they are interested
in? Am I missing something here or is it a pain to scroll through numerous
strings of email messages just to locate information I am interested in?

Ted


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[LegacyUG] About Pictures

[Kirsten Bowman]

Hello Group:

I am accumulating a fair number of scans of photos and documents which are
scattered all over my computer:  in "My Pictures," "My Scans," attached to
e-mails, or stuck in various surname folders under "My Documents."  It's
time to get organized.  I have no interest in creating a slide show or
family book, but would still like to have these images associated with the
appropriate family groups in Legacy.  What is the best way to go about doing
this?  Should I move everything to a common folder first?  And if so, where?
Would it be a folder within my Legacy folder, or in a different location?
Should there be subfolders for different family lines?

If I then back up my Legacy file, will it also include those associated
pictures?

These are probably rather naive questions but after 10+ years of
computerized genealogy, I've never before attached an image to my gen
software and really don't know where to start or what to expect.  Any
guidance would be appreciated.

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RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[John D. Taylor III]

Thank you.

John

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Gene Young
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 12:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

John D. Taylor III wrote:
> Sorry, It was at the start of this thread. "When using research guidance
for
> a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in the Suggested Sources tab, in
> Goal; window, among other suggestions are, Virginia State Census, 1699,
> Virginia State Census, 1701, and Virginia State Census, 1703. I have never
> heard of these censuses, and after a web search, it appears no one else
has
> either. Does anyone know what Legacy it talking about here?"
>
> There has been a lot of talk about it on the thread. Then Ann posted this.
.
> . "Maybe this might be helpful, I have a pamphlet with the following:
>
> "Schedule of Colonial, Territorial and State Census Records
> These are not available at National Archives would be available through
LDS,
> State Archives and in books. 25 cent donation." I am not sure where I got
> this,Probably before 1998. For Virginia is has:
> "1623, 1624, 1625, 1634, 1699, 1701, 1703, 1779, 1798""
>
> Ann
> New Mexico, USA
>

The first thing one must notice is that in the years given there was no
State of Virginia.  It was a
colony of the British Empire.  That means that there could be no State
Census.  With that in mind a
search of colonial records, both American and British, might be in order.

Gene Y.
Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox.


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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Gene Young]

John D. Taylor III wrote:

Sorry, It was at the start of this thread. "When using research guidance for
a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in the Suggested Sources tab, in
Goal; window, among other suggestions are, Virginia State Census, 1699,
Virginia State Census, 1701, and Virginia State Census, 1703. I have never
heard of these censuses, and after a web search, it appears no one else has
either. Does anyone know what Legacy it talking about here?"

There has been a lot of talk about it on the thread. Then Ann posted this. .
. "Maybe this might be helpful, I have a pamphlet with the following:

"Schedule of Colonial, Territorial and State Census Records
These are not available at National Archives would be available through LDS,
State Archives and in books. 25 cent donation." I am not sure where I got
this,Probably before 1998. For Virginia is has:
"1623, 1624, 1625, 1634, 1699, 1701, 1703, 1779, 1798""

Ann
New Mexico, USA



The first thing one must notice is that in the years given there was no State of Virginia.  It was a 
colony of the British Empire.  That means that there could be no State Census.  With that in mind a 
search of colonial records, both American and British, might be in order.


Gene Y.
Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox.


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Re: [LegacyUG] Charting recommendations

[David Fretwell]

Genbox charting capabilities are second to none..

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RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[John D. Taylor III]

Sorry, It was at the start of this thread. "When using research guidance for
a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in the Suggested Sources tab, in
Goal; window, among other suggestions are, Virginia State Census, 1699,
Virginia State Census, 1701, and Virginia State Census, 1703. I have never
heard of these censuses, and after a web search, it appears no one else has
either. Does anyone know what Legacy it talking about here?"

There has been a lot of talk about it on the thread. Then Ann posted this. .
. "Maybe this might be helpful, I have a pamphlet with the following:

"Schedule of Colonial, Territorial and State Census Records
These are not available at National Archives would be available through LDS,
State Archives and in books. 25 cent donation." I am not sure where I got
this,Probably before 1998. For Virginia is has:
"1623, 1624, 1625, 1634, 1699, 1701, 1703, 1779, 1798""

Ann
New Mexico, USA

 I have been trying to locate all of these, including the "Schedule of
Colonial, Territorial and State Census Records" booklet Ann is talking about
with no luck.


John D Taylor III


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dawn Crowley
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 10:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

Would you mind posting a specific example of a census record that you
cannot locate? Maybe someone on this list will have some insight.

Dawn



John D. Taylor III wrote:

> Following up on a promise, - I said I would post anything that I found
> on the census records in the "Records in Research Guidance." I haven't
> been ignoring my promise; it's just that after searching online, and
> calling and going to the church libraries, I have still not had any luck.
>
> Since Legacy suggested these census records in the research
> suggestions, I think I'm going to wait until they come up with the
> location of these records and post them in the Research Guidance
> Center. Should anyone else figure out where these records are that
> Legacy is talking about, - would you please let us all know?
>
> John D Taylor III
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John
> D. Taylor III
> Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 5:20 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance
>
> Yes, No problem
>
> John D Taylor III
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John Roose
> Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:33 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance
>
> John -
>
> I trust you will post your (positive and/or negative) findings here.
> Please!
>
> Another John!
>
> On 4/6/07, John D. Taylor III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > wrote:
>
> Ann, if you don't mind, I would appreciate your scanning them and
> e-mailing
> them to me. I plan on contacting the LDS church on Monday to see what
> I can
> find out.
> The more information I have when I talk to them, I figure the better my
> chances are of finding the records. Thank you very much for telling me
> about
> this, and I must thank Legacy too for bringing it to my attention in the
> first place.
>
> John D Taylor III
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ]On Behalf Of Ann
> Parsons
> Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:06 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance
>
> John & Geoff,
>
> I don't know anything more than what I posted. These sheet do not say
> where
> the records can be found other than stating that these records are not
> available at National Archives, would be available throught the LjDS,
> State
> Archives and in books.
>
> I don't know where I got it. This was back when I was going to
> remember all
> this stuff. Boy was I dumb!!! Sometime I just hate myself!!
>
> It is two sheets lists info for 50 states. I could have it scanned &
> emailed
> to you or I would be more than glad to put in the mail to you. To me
> that is
> what this hobby/addiction is all about helping & sharing with each other.
>
> Ann
> Sempre Famiglia
> Always Family
> --
>
> Genealogy - - - - - it's in my blood!
>
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Re: [LegacyUG] Another refinement

[JRAYMOND651]

Sherry told me some time ago that this  enhancement is "on the list," but 
when we'll see it I just don't  know.

Jon Raymond
St Paul Park, MN  




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RE: [LegacyUG] Another refinement

[Mel Morris]

Yes, I they have to email me back, and I have to check the database and then
explain it to them or add a chart (not all of them are familiar with the way
some of the charts are laid out) As I have 4000 assorted ancestors going
back the 1500s, some are quite distant!

 

 

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Sent: April 14, 2007 10:36 AM
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Another refinement

 

Hurray! Another person that wants this enhancement. I just don't see why
everyone wouldn't want it. It's difficult to tell anyone how they are
related if it isn't printed next to the names in reports/charts. I know this
enhancement is on the list, but could Staff say how soon this may come to
the top of the list?

 

Ruth A. (Sconza Testa) Nerud
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- Original Message - 

From: Mel Morris   

To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 8:43 AM

Subject: [LegacyUG] Another refinement

 

When the developers are looking for enhancements, they might consider adding
the option of showing relationships on web generated pedidgree charts. I
send a lot of people to check out my web page and they find who our common
link is via the index and then have the devil's own job connecting me to the
them! If all people on my tree were identified as to my relationship to
them, it would be so much more clear - and as the relationships are already
showing up in the database anyway, I can't see that as being very hard to
program in.

 

Any chance?

 

Regards

Mel Morris

Burlington, Ontario

 

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Re: [LegacyUG] Another refinement

[Ruth Nerud]

Hurray! Another person that wants this enhancement. I just don't see why 
everyone wouldn't want it. It's difficult to tell anyone how they are related 
if it isn't printed next to the names in reports/charts. I know this 
enhancement is on the list, but could Staff say how soon this may come to the 
top of the list?

Ruth A. (Sconza Testa) Nerud
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  - Original Message - 
  From: Mel Morris 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 8:43 AM
  Subject: [LegacyUG] Another refinement


  When the developers are looking for enhancements, they might consider adding 
the option of showing relationships on web generated pedidgree charts. I send a 
lot of people to check out my web page and they find who our common link is via 
the index and then have the devil's own job connecting me to the them! If all 
people on my tree were identified as to my relationship to them, it would be so 
much more clear - and as the relationships are already showing up in the 
database anyway, I can't see that as being very hard to program in.

   

  Any chance?

   

  Regards

  Mel Morris

  Burlington, Ontario

   

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Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[Dawn Crowley]

Would you mind posting a specific example of a census record that you 
cannot locate? Maybe someone on this list will have some insight.


Dawn



John D. Taylor III wrote:

Following up on a promise, - I said I would post anything that I found 
on the census records in the “Records in Research Guidance.” I haven’t 
been ignoring my promise; it’s just that after searching online, and 
calling and going to the church libraries, I have still not had any luck.


Since Legacy suggested these census records in the research 
suggestions, I think I’m going to wait until they come up with the 
location of these records and post them in the Research Guidance 
Center. Should anyone else figure out where these records are that 
Legacy is talking about, - would you please let us all know?


John D Taylor III

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John 
D. Taylor III

Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 5:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

Yes, No problem

John D Taylor III

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John Roose

Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

John -

I trust you will post your (positive and/or negative) findings here. 
Please!


Another John!

On 4/6/07, John D. Taylor III <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:


Ann, if you don't mind, I would appreciate your scanning them and 
e-mailing
them to me. I plan on contacting the LDS church on Monday to see what 
I can

find out.
The more information I have when I talk to them, I figure the better my
chances are of finding the records. Thank you very much for telling me 
about

this, and I must thank Legacy too for bringing it to my attention in the
first place.

John D Taylor III
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

[mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
]On Behalf Of Ann 
Parsons

Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 


Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

John & Geoff,

I don't know anything more than what I posted. These sheet do not say 
where

the records can be found other than stating that these records are not
available at National Archives, would be available throught the LjDS, 
State

Archives and in books.

I don't know where I got it. This was back when I was going to 
remember all

this stuff. Boy was I dumb!!! Sometime I just hate myself!!

It is two sheets lists info for 50 states. I could have it scanned & 
emailed
to you or I would be more than glad to put in the mail to you. To me 
that is

what this hobby/addiction is all about helping & sharing with each other.

Ann
Sempre Famiglia
Always Family
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RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

[John D. Taylor III]

Following up on a promise, - I said I would post anything that I found on
the census records in the “Records in Research Guidance.” I haven’t been
ignoring my promise; it’s just that after searching online, and calling and
going to the church libraries, I have still not had any luck.

 Since Legacy suggested these census records in the research suggestions, I
think I’m going to wait until they come up with the location of these
records and post them in the Research Guidance Center. Should anyone else
figure out where these records are that Legacy is talking about, - would you
please let us all know?

John D Taylor III

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John D.
Taylor III
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 5:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

Yes, No problem

John D Taylor III

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John Roose
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

John -

I trust you will post your (positive and/or negative) findings here. Please!

Another John!


On 4/6/07, John D. Taylor III < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 > wrote:
Ann, if you don't mind, I would appreciate your scanning them and e-mailing
them to me. I plan on contacting the LDS church on Monday to see what I can
find out.
The more information I have when I talk to them, I figure the better my
chances are of finding the records. Thank you very much for telling me about
this, and I must thank Legacy too for bringing it to my attention in the
first place.

John D Taylor III
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 ]On Behalf Of Ann
Parsons
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Records in Research Guidance

John & Geoff,

I don't know anything more than what I posted. These sheet do not say where
the records can be found other than stating that these records are not
available at National Archives, would be available throught the LjDS, State
Archives and in books.

I don't know where I got it. This was back when I was going to remember all
this stuff. Boy was I dumb!!! Sometime I just hate myself!!

It is two sheets lists info for 50 states. I could have it scanned & emailed
to you or I would be more than glad to put in the mail to you. To me that is
what this hobby/addiction is all about helping & sharing with each other.

Ann
Sempre Famiglia
Always Family
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[LegacyUG] Another refinement

[Mel Morris]

When the developers are looking for enhancements, they might consider adding
the option of showing relationships on web generated pedidgree charts. I
send a lot of people to check out my web page and they find who our common
link is via the index and then have the devil's own job connecting me to the
them! If all people on my tree were identified as to my relationship to
them, it would be so much more clear - and as the relationships are already
showing up in the database anyway, I can't see that as being very hard to
program in.

 

Any chance?

 

Regards

Mel Morris

Burlington, Ontario

 

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RE: [LegacyUG] Charting recommendations

[Mel Morris]

I agree, I would like something a little more flexible, that does regular
and fan trees, but I'd prefer it to be incorporated with the regular
software. I'd be prepared to pay a little extra for it but I don't really
want a astand alone program unless I absolutely have to - I'm sure my early
gen prog - Generations had built in charting, but its so long ago I can't
remember.

 

 

 

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The charting deficiencies are exasperating.  I wish they would team up with
AutoCAD to create some software that would allow much more to be done in
this area.  The charts and trees are probably the most popular keepsakes at
family reunions.  I think there's a big demand for these.  

 

At our last family reunion I used Charting to generate a part of our family
tree.  It came out to 11 pages that I taped together and hung on the wall.
The font was microscopic, so it was of limited use.  And it wasn't possible
to move things around.  The rolls of paper that plotters used could generate
sheets as long as anyone could want.   





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Re: [LegacyUG] Charting recommendations

[BrannenGA]

The charting deficiencies are exasperating.  I wish they would team up  with 
AutoCAD to create some software that would allow much more to be done in  this 
area.  The charts and trees are probably the most popular keepsakes at  
family reunions.  I think there's a big demand for these.  
 
At our last family reunion I used Charting to generate a part of our family  
tree.  It came out to 11 pages that I taped together and hung on the  wall.  
The font was microscopic, so it was of limited use.  And it  wasn't possible to 
move things around.  The rolls of paper that plotters  used could generate 
sheets as long as anyone could want.   



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