Re: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[RICHARD SCHULTHIES]

It was a slow day.
Rich in LA CA
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Re: [LegacyUG] All relatives show in Name List

[Wendy Howard]

Hi Larry,

"For some reason I've not been getting any Legacy messages. That is why 
I have posted more than once."


You need to get that sorted!  You seem to be still subscribed, since 
your post went to the list.  But if you're not getting the mail, you 
need to find out why.  I also have a Yahoo address subscribed to this 
list, and it is receiving the mail fine.  But you should check your Bulk 
folder to see if the posts are going there, and also check any filters 
you have set in case the mail is being diverted inadvertently.  If you 
download the Yahoo mail to your own computer then you need to check both 
the Yahoo web interface and your email program.  Then talk to Legacy if 
you're still in the dark.


In the meantime, I'm sending this directly to you as well as to the list 
so that you see my reply, but you need to be watching the archives if 
you want help while you're not receiving the list mail.  :-)


"I did read the archived messages and my problem is I have many lines 
that are not my lines. That is the reason I wanted to mark the name list."


On 02 Dec, Ron posted "Have you tried right clicking on the tag boxes in 
Family View and selecting "entire family line"?" (Subject: Marking all 
Relation in Name List).


On 03 Dec Cathy posted "You can tag everyone related by using Advanced 
Tagging and using the Entire Line options in either Ancestor or 
Descendant options. If this tags too many (it will include the ancestors 
of in-laws etc if they are in your file), then go to the earliest 
couple/person in the lines you want included and tag descendants only." 
(Subject: All relatives show in Name List)


Do neither of these suggestions help?  Have you tried them?  If you did, 
what was not satisfactory about the methods?  Chances are, if you are 
wanting something that doesn't entirely fit into a simple category - 
like "direct ancestors" - then you are going to have to do a little 
customisation of your tagging.  But if these methods are of no help to 
you, we need to know more about *why* they're no good before we can help 
you more.


Hope this helps.  :-)

Kind Regards,
Wendy Howard
--
Kaiwaka, Northland, New Zealand
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wendyh65/ 



PS  apparently my earlier post to the list was not in plain text.  
Highly embarrassing since I remind others to send in that format - my 
apologies to everyone.  Have no idea how it happened, since I haven't 
changed any settings.  But perhaps something has changed in Thunderbird 
that I'm not aware of, so have set this post to plain text before 
sending to make sure it stays that way.

 :-)



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Re: [LegacyUG] Photo selection

[JLB]

I don't think Legacy has a screenshot option, or any way to put pictures 
side-by-side unless you want to make scrapbook pages.   However, there's 
lots of small programs around that do screenshots.  My favorite is 
FastStone Screen Capture.  Since Version 5.3 it now costs 19.95 for a 
lifetime license.   http://www.faststone.org/   It's a tasty treat.  I 
still use a pre-5.3 version.  If you want the installer, send me your 
private email with a request in the subject bar and I'll send it over to 
you.  The other software there is free, including the Main Viewer that 
will show you the pictures side-by-side.  My other screenshot program is 
MWSnap which is an older program.  Once you get your settings the way 
you want it's quite convenient.  All pics go to a specified folder so 
they don't get lost.   Putting them into a Word doc first is a pretty 
slow way around.


JLB

Pat Hickin wrote:
What a great idea, JLB  -- doing a screen shot of four different 
photos -- I never thought of that !!


Similarly you could import a bunch of different pictures into Word 
Perfect, add borders, resize them however and do a screen shot.


Question -- to what extent can this work within Legacy??

Pat


- Original Message - From: "JLB" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 8:50 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Photo selection


Regarding photo comparison.  This is probably possible in many 
places, although the handiest program I have onboard for it is 
FastStone Viewer. It will show up to 4 photos at a time in 
side-by-side comparison.  From there it's possible to take a 
screenshot of it.  It's been fun to email them over to others for a 
"whaddya think?"


JLB
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/

Claire Spinelli wrote:
Thank you all for your input.  It's interesting - the replies ranged 
from 2
or 3 photos to the more the better!  I like the idea of including a 
photo
from baby/young adult/present because I had never thought of using 
them to

compare characteristics.  I had one time noted a similarity between my
grandmother and her previously (to me) unknown cousin though I never 
thought
to make these comparisons on a regular basis.  I also think I'll 
include
event photos for graduations, etc.  The main reason I asked is that 
I had
previously linked quite a lot of photos, but the files themselves 
were in
various folders within the My Pictures folder.  In my effort to 
clean-up my

database prior to updating to V 7, I want to make copies of the linked
photos and keep them all in one place.

Again, thanks!
Claire

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
Susan Daily

Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 11:15 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Photo selection

Claire,
I like to use a picture from when a person was in their early 20s -
this allows for comparison of hair color and style (if men go bald in
your family, for example, as they do in mine). By comparing 8 people
from different descending lines, all about the same age, I was able to
point out similarities in jaw line, nose shape, eyebrows, eye color,
and hairline. I use high school graduation pictures or wedding
pictures predominately.

One thing I started doing was attaching the wedding picture to the
non-related spouse who was marrying into the tree. Because then in a
report, it appears next to the sentence, "So-and-so married so-and-so
on 4 Jul 1999 in California" which works out perfectly.

I do attach photos to events and use them. When I wrote my book in
Word, I added additional photos from my files. Now I need to go back
and attach those photos to the events in Legacy so that they will
appear there, too.

Most people want you to show how they look now, so you might have that
bias to overcome in getting people to send you photos from when they
were younger. I was lucky that my Dad scanned and sent me photos from
his old photo albums, and I had been taking pictures of my cousins
since I was about 12 years old, so was able to use those. I think they
are going to have a laugh when they see their pictures taken from
Thanksgiving 1981! All the bald young men today are going to see their
lovely old curls!! hehe

One other thing, I attached the baby photo of one great aunt on to the
record of her sister who died as a baby (for whom I had no picture),
with the caption, "She may have looked similar to this baby photo of
her sister Anna." This way I was able to get Anna's baby pic into the
report, and also let people have something to imagine when they read
about this infant who died.

Susan

On 11/30/07, Claire Spinelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I realize this is a matter of choice, but I would be interested in 
hearing
your thoughts on which photos you choose to link to Legacy.  
Obviously, if



I

only have 1 or 2 photos of a given ancestor, I attach them all.  
But what
about a closer relative - parents for instance?  Would you select a 
photo



of


them in t

Re: [LegacyUG] Residence (not address) as an Event?

[Pat Hickin]

I break census data down,  so that the main different census fields I have 
are:


Event/Fact: Living
   Description: in, with, or near and names of people involved
   Date: Census year
   Location: Twp/PO, Co, State
Event/Fact:: Also living in household:
   Descr: relation to head, name, age, (if a servant or other I 
also include color and occupation). I don't include sex unless it's not 
apparent from the given name)

Event/Fact::Education:
   Descr: literacy/illiteracy matters; whether attended school 
during year, etc.:

Event/Fact::Occupation:
   Descr: whatever info is available in the census
Event/Fact::Property:
   Descr: (depending on what's available from census) any of the 
following: Real & value, personal & value; slaves (sad to say) and  sex, 
age, mulattor or black for each; whether owned or rented 
farm and/or house, value of house, wheher owned radio.


Of course I also enter birth info from the census in the birth field and any 
marriage or death info that I can surmise into the respective fields.  A 
man's name disappears and his wife's appears as head as of household, and 
she's said to be a widow. If I already had the exact date of death I 
wouldn't bother wuth this.


(The most interesting occupation I've come across was for a woman (widow) 
c1870 who gave her occupation as "capitalist"!)


I like breaking the census info down because then it's easy to compare the 
status from one decade to the next.  And I like to know who's living with 
whom or near whom.


I think I don't include as many neighbors as genealogists advise, just 
because it's too time-consuming.  Though I do save copies of all pages from 
which I take info -- but I don't include the next page for example.


Of course I don't do this detail for everybody. Just closer relatives or 
those who for some reason intrigue me. But I try to be as inclusive as time 
permits.  For example if I had a distant relative who owned a lot of slaves, 
I wouldn't list them individually but I'd group them in some way -- whatever 
was most reveaing or provocative about the nature of his slaveholding 
practices.  (I did my thesis on opposition to slavery in Virginia from 
1831-1861 so I have a special interest in the whole issue.)


Pat

- Original Message - 
From: "JLB" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 8:23 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Residence (not address) as an Event?


The way I enter census data is to make the Event says 'Census', then the 
date and location in the Description/Place/Notes field.  You don't have to 
have Events print out as sentences.  You can also have them as a list in 
point form.  I believe printing a Location report involves the locations 
as they exist in the Master Location list.  Since all the locations 
entered in your database, in any appropriate location fields, are in 
there, it would automatically print them.  If you put the location of the 
census in the Desc/Places/Notes field, it will be included in your 
Location Report.


JLB
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/

Barbara Ford wrote:

Thanks--there are probably 100 or so records I would have to change, but,
frankly, I'm fast. You're right about the wording being strange...I think 
I

know how to make it read better. As is, if I have a three-year-old in a
certain township, the report reads "He owned a residence at..."
The only reason I could think of to change them all would be for 
something I

might want to do with the Location field--for example, if I want to print
the locations at the end of a report, it would pull all those "residence"
locations, too, wouldn't it? That could be good or bad, I guess

I'm thinking I will go ahead and change all (I'm making a big deal out of
this, because I'm trying to understand/clean up all the records that came 
in

from FTM when I imported, and hope I am confident on how to enter data
before I add any new records), and then try to change the wording.

Thanks,
Barbara

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of ronald
ferguson
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 6:44 PM
To: legacyusergroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Residence (not address) as an Event?


Barbara,

There is nothing really wrong with that arrangement, although you may 
have
to change the sentence wording for it to read properly (having changed it 
on

mine I'm not sure what the default wording is!).

My own arrangement is:

Name: Residence
Description: census
Date: eg 1881
Location: Full Address

Details of the census are contained in the Source.

I don't know how many records you have but if it is quite a lot I'd be
sorely tempted to leave it providing it can be made to read OK.

Ron Ferguson


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Re: [LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their holdings)

[Pat Hickin]

On 5/12/2007 3:03:53 p.m., Thomas Herson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

I would think that people could figure that out for themselves without
having to cut and paste. Did the Harvard version really have an
uncapitalized "road?"


Personally I think copying and pasting can be easier than typing in --  
perhaps not for a short citation like this but surely for a long and 
complicated one.  Plus no typos!!:-)


In re caps, libraries virtually always only capitalize first words and 
proper nouns when they list titles.


Pat


- Original Message - 
From: "M Couch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 9:56 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their 
holdings)




Yes Thomas, the Harvard version really did have a lowercase road and the
title was in italics.

At the bottom of each page of citations was the following warning:

"Note: These citations are based on the reference standard for each style.
However, formatting rules within a style can vary widely between
applications and fields of interest or study. The specific requirements or
preferences of your reviewing publisher, institution or organization 
should

be applied."

I think thats worth remembering before getting too hung up on the 'right'
way to reference - just try to be consistent.

Margaret

On 5/12/2007 3:03:53 p.m., Thomas Herson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

I would think that people could figure that out for themselves without
having to cut and paste. Did the Harvard version really have an
uncapitalized "road?"






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Re: [LegacyUG] Links for census-map connections

[Pat Hickin]

This link is for Virginia but (all?) other  states are available:
http://www.censusfinder.com/virginia.htm
and this for various maps
http://www.censusfinder.com/mapvirginia.htm
and this for changing state boundaries:
http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/48states.html

For changing county boundaries there is the Newberry Library Atlas of 
Historical County Boundaries with interactive maps online.

http://www.newberry.org/ahcbp/index.html

And there's another great site, I can't find.
Does Animap have some features that these lack??

Thanks,

Pat


- Original Message - 
From: "RICHARD SCHULTHIES" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 8:21 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Ani-Map question



If you have USA locations before 1900, the county
boundary changes alone will pay for itself. I have
used it for 4-5 years, and use it every time I add new
locations. But they (Animap and Legacy) don't
incorporate at all, but I have Ctrl-C some desciptions
as desired.
Rich in LA CA
--- Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I want to buy myself something for my birthday and I
am seriously thinking
about getting Ani-Map.

Is this a completely stand along program or does it
incorporate somehow with
Legacy?

How would you rate it for its usefullness?

michele





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Re: [LegacyUG] Photo selection

[Pat Hickin]

What a great idea, JLB  -- doing a screen shot of four different photos -- I 
never thought of that !!


Similarly you could import a bunch of different pictures into Word Perfect, 
add borders, resize them however and do a screen shot.


Question -- to what extent can this work within Legacy??

Pat


- Original Message - 
From: "JLB" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 8:50 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Photo selection


Regarding photo comparison.  This is probably possible in many places, 
although the handiest program I have onboard for it is FastStone Viewer. 
It will show up to 4 photos at a time in side-by-side comparison.  From 
there it's possible to take a screenshot of it.  It's been fun to email 
them over to others for a "whaddya think?"


JLB
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/

Claire Spinelli wrote:
Thank you all for your input.  It's interesting - the replies ranged from 
2

or 3 photos to the more the better!  I like the idea of including a photo
from baby/young adult/present because I had never thought of using them 
to

compare characteristics.  I had one time noted a similarity between my
grandmother and her previously (to me) unknown cousin though I never 
thought

to make these comparisons on a regular basis.  I also think I'll include
event photos for graduations, etc.  The main reason I asked is that I had
previously linked quite a lot of photos, but the files themselves were in
various folders within the My Pictures folder.  In my effort to clean-up 
my

database prior to updating to V 7, I want to make copies of the linked
photos and keep them all in one place.

Again, thanks!
Claire

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan 
Daily

Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 11:15 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Photo selection

Claire,
I like to use a picture from when a person was in their early 20s -
this allows for comparison of hair color and style (if men go bald in
your family, for example, as they do in mine). By comparing 8 people
from different descending lines, all about the same age, I was able to
point out similarities in jaw line, nose shape, eyebrows, eye color,
and hairline. I use high school graduation pictures or wedding
pictures predominately.

One thing I started doing was attaching the wedding picture to the
non-related spouse who was marrying into the tree. Because then in a
report, it appears next to the sentence, "So-and-so married so-and-so
on 4 Jul 1999 in California" which works out perfectly.

I do attach photos to events and use them. When I wrote my book in
Word, I added additional photos from my files. Now I need to go back
and attach those photos to the events in Legacy so that they will
appear there, too.

Most people want you to show how they look now, so you might have that
bias to overcome in getting people to send you photos from when they
were younger. I was lucky that my Dad scanned and sent me photos from
his old photo albums, and I had been taking pictures of my cousins
since I was about 12 years old, so was able to use those. I think they
are going to have a laugh when they see their pictures taken from
Thanksgiving 1981! All the bald young men today are going to see their
lovely old curls!! hehe

One other thing, I attached the baby photo of one great aunt on to the
record of her sister who died as a baby (for whom I had no picture),
with the caption, "She may have looked similar to this baby photo of
her sister Anna." This way I was able to get Anna's baby pic into the
report, and also let people have something to imagine when they read
about this infant who died.

Susan

On 11/30/07, Claire Spinelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I realize this is a matter of choice, but I would be interested in 
hearing
your thoughts on which photos you choose to link to Legacy.  Obviously, 
if



I

only have 1 or 2 photos of a given ancestor, I attach them all.  But 
what
about a closer relative - parents for instance?  Would you select a 
photo



of


them in their prime?  When they're young?  I always attach a wedding


picture


when I have it, and a graduation.  What else?  Is there such a thing as


too


many?

Claire







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RE: [LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their holdings)

[M Couch]

Yes Thomas, the Harvard version really did have a lowercase road and the
title was in italics. 

At the bottom of each page of citations was the following warning: 

"Note: These citations are based on the reference standard for each style.
However, formatting rules within a style can vary widely between
applications and fields of interest or study. The specific requirements or
preferences of your reviewing publisher, institution or organization should
be applied."

I think thats worth remembering before getting too hung up on the 'right'
way to reference - just try to be consistent.

Margaret

On 5/12/2007 3:03:53 p.m., Thomas Herson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: 
> I would think that people could figure that out for themselves without 
> having to cut and paste. Did the Harvard version really have an 
> uncapitalized "road?" 
> 




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Re: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Darlene & Don Hicks]

Hi Susan,
   Now, why didn't I think of that??!!  *Giggle*  I
appreciate the suggestion, and will check there first
in the future! :)

Darlene
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


--- Susan Daily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I clicked on the Archives at the end of your message
> and could see
> that there were no messages today. Just an idea if
> the list goes quiet
> again.
> 
> Susan
> 
> On 12/4/07, Darlene & Don Hicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > Hi everyone,
> >   I haven't received one message from Legacy since
> I
> > shut my computer down last evening.  So, I am
> > wondering if I am still on this list?  So, if you
> get
> > this message, please let me know!  Thanks so much!
> >
> > Darlene
> 
> 
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Re: [LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their holdings)

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I think the point of the "cut and paste" was to demonstrate how various 
accepted citation styles can differ


Con



Thomas Herson wrote:
I would think that people could figure that out for themselves without 
having to cut and paste. Did the Harvard version really have an 
uncapitalized "road?"


- Original Message - From: "Pat Hickin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "LegacyUG" 
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 7:55 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their 
holdings)



Perhaps all of you already know, but I just found out that if you go 
to WorldCat

http://worldcat.org/
(master catalog of virtually all American [& other??] libraries -- at 
least for their books)  and put in your search entry, and find your 
book, then look down and you'll see a line below  the entry and right 
above the line, the words

"Citations: Cite this entry . . . "
If you click on "Cite this entry" it will give you -- well,  here's an 
example (minus the formatting and hence more difficult to read): for a 
book called "The road to Salem."



Citation Styles for "The road to Salem,"

APA

* Fries, A. L. (1944). The road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University of 
North Carolina Press.




Chicago (Author-Date)

* Fries, Adelaide L. 1944. The road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University 
of North Carolina Press.




Harvard

* FRIES, A. L. (1944). The road to Salem. Chapel Hill, University of 
North Carolina Press.











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Re: [LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their holdings)

[Thomas Herson]

I would think that people could figure that out for themselves without 
having to cut and paste. Did the Harvard version really have an 
uncapitalized "road?"


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From: "Pat Hickin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "LegacyUG" 
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 7:55 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their 
holdings)



Perhaps all of you already know, but I just found out that if you go to 
WorldCat

http://worldcat.org/
(master catalog of virtually all American [& other??] libraries -- at 
least for their books)  and put in your search entry, and find your book, 
then look down and you'll see a line below  the entry and right above the 
line, the words

"Citations: Cite this entry . . . "
If you click on "Cite this entry" it will give you -- well,  here's an 
example (minus the formatting and hence more difficult to read): for a 
book called "The road to Salem."



Citation Styles for "The road to Salem,"

APA

* Fries, A. L. (1944). The road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University of North 
Carolina Press.




Chicago (Author-Date)

* Fries, Adelaide L. 1944. The road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University of 
North Carolina Press.




Harvard

* FRIES, A. L. (1944). The road to Salem. Chapel Hill, University of North 
Carolina Press.









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[LegacyUG] Easy citations and WorldCat (of libraries and their holdings)

[Pat Hickin]

Perhaps all of you already know, but I just found out that if you go to 
WorldCat

http://worldcat.org/
(master catalog of virtually all American [& other??] libraries -- at least 
for their books)  and put in your search entry, and find your book, then 
look down and you'll see a line below  the entry and right above the line, 
the words

"Citations: Cite this entry . . . "
If you click on "Cite this entry" it will give you -- well,  here's an 
example (minus the formatting and hence more difficult to read): for a book 
called "The road to Salem."



Citation Styles for "The road to Salem,"

APA

* Fries, A. L. (1944). The road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University of North 
Carolina Press.




Chicago (Author-Date)

* Fries, Adelaide L. 1944. The road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University of 
North Carolina Press.




Harvard

* FRIES, A. L. (1944). The road to Salem. Chapel Hill, University of North 
Carolina Press.




MLA

* Fries, Adelaide L. The Road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University of North 
Carolina Press, 1944.




Turabian

* Fries, Adelaide L. The Road to Salem. Chapel Hill: University of North 
Carolina Press, 1944.




And, of course, you can just copy and paste.

Word of warning, if you're citing a book that's gone thru multiple editions, 
be sure to find an example of the same edition you used, before you copy the 
citation.


I don't know which style (if any) is recommended by the Nat'l Gen Soc., but 
when I was in graduate school in history (40 years ago), Turabian was the 
standard.


In the English Dept., MLA was th standard.


Incidentally, I've just discovered World Cat, which has all sorts of neat 
things to aid the researcher (once you've registered and signed in -- no 
fee).
You can keep a list of all the books that interest you-- just by clicking 
them --AND you can organize them into various lists -- so far I've just got 
two lists:  L-SIDE [maternal] and P-SIDE [paternal -- my maiden name begins 
with a 'P'].  You just click the book, choose the list -- and there it is!


Also I've found WorldCat to be VERY speedy (I have DSL connection to the 
I'net).


In addition, under the prevously-mentioned line, you have an opportunity to 
enter your zipcode, and then if you click on Libraries, WorldCat gives you a 
list of the libraries that have that particular book -- arranged in order 
according to how close they are to your zip code! (I just put in a 
particular Moravian diary and got a list of 455 libraries!! the nearest one 
42 miles away.)


So you could also have lists divided into libraries, or locations, etc.

So if you haven't already used it, give it a whirl. It is VERY 
user-friendly.


Oh, I looked recently for a fairly rare book and found thru World Cat that 
HeritageQuestOnline has it.


I'm not sure of the extent to which WorldCat has digitized books but I THINK 
I read that this is in the works.


--
Pat 





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Re: [LegacyUG] All relatives show in Name List

[Larry Wilson]

Wendy, For some reason I've not been getting any Legacy messages. That is
why I have posted more than once. 

 

I did read the archived messages and my problem is I have many lines that
are not my lines. That is the reason I wanted to mark the name list. 

 

I hope this helps and I still have not got an answer to how. 

 

Larry 

 

---Original Message--- 

 

From: Wendy Howard 

Date: 12/4/2007 5:25:02 PM 

To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.Com; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] All relatives show in Name List 

 

Hi Larry, 

 

"Is there a Way To hi-light or Tag all relatives (all lines, cousins, aunt &
uncles, Not just direct line) in the Name List?" 

 

You've asked this question many times now, and answers have been posted to
the list. Have you seen those answers? If you haven't, please see the
archives (link at the end of this and every post) - sort the posts by thread
 and you will see them all together (you may need to scroll down a bit, or
you could use your browser's Find function to quickly locate them). 

 

Do they answer your query? If they don't, please provide more information so
that people can help you further. 

 

BTW, sending a copy of this post directly to Larry in case he's not seeing
the posts for some reason (check your spam folder if you're not - they're
likely to be there). 

 

Kind Regards, 

Wendy Howard 

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http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.Com/~wendyh65/ 

 

 



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Re: [LegacyUG] All relatives show in Name List

[Wendy Howard]

Hi Larry,

"Is there a Way To hi-light or Tag all relatives (all lines, cousins, 
aunt & uncles, Not just direct line) in the Name List?"


You've asked this question many times now, and answers have been posted 
to the list.  Have you seen those answers?  If you haven't, please see 
the archives (link at the end of this and every post) - sort the posts 
by thread, and you will see them all together (you may need to scroll 
down a bit, or you could use your browser's Find function to quickly 
locate them).


Do they answer your query?  If they don't, please provide more 
information so that people can help you further.


BTW, sending a copy of this post directly to Larry in case he's not 
seeing the posts for some reason (check your spam folder if you're not - 
they're likely to be there).


Kind Regards,
Wendy Howard
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[LegacyUG] Descendant One Surname [was Am I still on the list?]

[Cathy]

You need to tag the group you want and export them to a new Legacy 
file (don't forget to delete it when you've finished) and run the 
Descendant book report from there.


You can tag the group from the Master Surname list. Highlight the 
required Surname. Click Show List and then Tag that list using the 
buttons on that screen.


Pick up the spouses in the export dialogue (Export to Legacy File) 
where you can add Spouses, Children and Parents of tagged individuals.


Cathy

At 06:23 AM 5/12/2007, you wrote:
I am also trying to find out how to print a descendant report for 
just the main paternal line surname only.  In other words I want it 
to list the marriage of say, Joe Brown and then his descendants but 
mention his sister Jane's marriage but NOT her descendants as they 
are a different surname.

Any ideas please?






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[LegacyUG] All relatives show in Name List

[Larry Wilson]

Is there a Way To hi-light or Tag all relatives (all lines, cousins, aunt & 
uncles, Not just direct line) in the Name List?



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Re: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Susan Daily]

I clicked on the Archives at the end of your message and could see
that there were no messages today. Just an idea if the list goes quiet
again.

Susan

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RE: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

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RE: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Darlene & Don Hicks]

Marilyn, Maureen, George & Sue,
   Thanks so very much for your responses!  I guess it
is just quiet, then!  I guess I will use the time to
address Christmas Cards! *Giggle*
   Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all!  

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> Same here in Sydney
> Susan
> 
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> Aitchison, Armstrong,
> Mewburn, Elliott, Frost, Rafferty, Lewry, Golding,
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> 
> Darlene wrote:  "haven't received one message
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Re: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list? & One surname list

[Hope Bagot Bees]

Me too.  
I am also trying to find out how to print a descendant report for just the main paternal line surname only.  In other words I want it to list the marriage of say, Joe Brown and then his descendants but mention his sister Jane's marriage but NOT her descendants as they are a different surname.

Any ideas please?



Maureen Chambers wrote:

Darlene wrote:  "haven't received one message since...last evening"

Same here Darlene (in Australia).  I haven't had any messages either - 
perhaps the List is just quiet at the moment.


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RE: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

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Darlene wrote:  "haven't received one message since...last evening"



Same here Darlene (in Australia).  I haven't had any messages either -
perhaps the List is just quiet at the moment.



Same here (New Zealand).

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RE: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

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Rec'd.


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Hi Darlene, I was wondering the same thing.  Your's is the first message I
have gotten.  Marilyn

> Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2007 12:25:28 -0800
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Re: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Gary Crull]

I would think you'd be glad to have a breather from postings on the list.
Trying to read all the postings most of the time takes a lot of time.
Personally I enjoy some peace and quiet once in a while!

gc 

On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 10:12:03 +1300 david <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Darlene wrote:  "haven't received one message since...last evening"

>Same here Darlene (in Australia).  I haven't had any messages either -
>perhaps the List is just quiet at the moment.


 Same here (New Zealand).

  Dave.

RE: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Sue Jones]

Same here in Sydney
Susan

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Re: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Maureen Chambers]

Darlene wrote:  "haven't received one message since...last evening"

Same here Darlene (in Australia).  I haven't had any messages either - 
perhaps the List is just quiet at the moment.


Maureen 





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RE: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Marilyn Brenk]

Hi Darlene, I was wondering the same thing.  Your's is the first message I have 
gotten.  Marilyn> Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2007 12:25:28 -0800> From: [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]> Subject: [LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?> To: 
LegacyUserGroup@LegacyFamilyTree.com> > Hi everyone,> I haven't received one 
message from Legacy since I> shut my computer down last evening. So, I am> 
wondering if I am still on this list? So, if you get> this message, please let 
me know! Thanks so much!> > Darlene> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> > You are never too old 
to set another goal or to dream a new dream." > ~ C.S. Lewis, 1898-1963 > > > > 
> > > 
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[LegacyUG] Am I still on the list?

[Darlene & Don Hicks]

Hi everyone,
   I haven't received one message from Legacy since I
shut my computer down last evening.  So, I am
wondering if I am still on this list?  So, if you get
this message, please let me know!  Thanks so much!

Darlene
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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  ~ C.S. Lewis, 1898-1963 






  

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