Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Larry]

From all I've heard, TNG is great.  But it won't do me any good with 
comcast.net who says they don't support MySQL and PHP for personal 
accounts.  I don't want to rent space when I get over a gig of free 
space.  So it's Legacy's web building I'm interested in.


Larry

Melody B wrote:
I really think TNG is going to make me even more involved in my 
genealogy.  It will allow me a secure, free (to everyone else but me, 
lol) place for my relatives to share information.




On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 9:01 AM, Allen Prunty <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:


Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next
Generation Genealogy Site builder.




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Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Melody B]

I really think TNG is going to make me even more involved in my genealogy.
It will allow me a secure, free (to everyone else but me, lol) place for my
relatives to share information.



On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 9:01 AM, Allen Prunty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next Generation
> Genealogy Site builder.
>



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Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Allen Prunty]

I just noticed how well Legacy works with the new version... No harm 
done... it seems like Millennia would (should) sell this much like they 
do Gensmarts.  It would help TNG and Millenia both.


Allen

Tim Rosenlof wrote:

Allen,
Please accept my apology for being so unthoughtful with my words. After
looking at tng again, (I help admin a site also), I think it would be a
great addon for a site builder. I'm sure Legacy has looked at it.

Tim

  





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Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Allen Prunty]

The GEDCOM file is the easiest... and when I update information I export 
a GEDCOM file and upload it... TNG uses legacies RINs and MRINs and 
sorts everything out beautifully.


Tim Rosenlof wrote:

Getting close to advertizing..and OT but you need to read the faqs' on
the webpage.
http://lythgoes.net/genealogy/faqs.php

How does data get into TNG? Do I need a GEDCOM file?
If you already have your genealogy in a desktop program (like PAF,
Legacy, FamilyTreeMaker, Reunion, etc.), then the quickest and easiest
way to get your data into TNG is to have your program output a GEDCOM
file (standard method of genealogical data exchange) and then import it
into TNG. The whole process takes only a few minutes (or less, depending
on how big your file is). Of course you don't really need a GEDCOM file.
If you want to enter your data by hand directly into TNG, you can do
that through the administrative interface.

Tim

  

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To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next 
Generation of Genealogy Website



Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next Generation 
Genealogy Site builder.


If you are curious take a look at http://mcdfamily.org (my family's 
genealogy site).


You will find that the RINs translate to individual numbers and the 
MRINs translate to family numbers.


Every time I upload a legacy GEDCOM it will apply only the changes... 
and the source templates translate dead on with this website.  I then 
add photos and documents which are attached correctly every time I 
upload a new GEDCOM.  TNG also protects my LDS data showing 
it only to 
family members who are LDS and I can set different privacy levels so 
that certain users can view private info and the public can only view 
public info.


I am shocked that Millennia does not make a deal to sell this 
package as 
an addon... Legacy is the only program other than PAF that will 
seamlessly integrate with it... I can't believe that both 
groups don't 
work together.  I've tried them all with TNG and it's easy to 
update the 
sites information with Legacy then Upload a Gedcom and watch 
it fill in 
all the data.


Allen



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RE: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Tim Rosenlof]

Allen,
Please accept my apology for being so unthoughtful with my words. After
looking at tng again, (I help admin a site also), I think it would be a
great addon for a site builder. I'm sure Legacy has looked at it.

Tim

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf 
> Of Allen Prunty
> Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 7:02 AM
> To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
> Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next 
> Generation of Genealogy Website


> I am shocked that Millennia does not make a deal to sell this 
> package as 
> an addon... (Legacy is the only program other than PAF) :) that will 
> seamlessly integrate with it... I can't believe that both 
> groups don't 
> work together.  I've tried them all with TNG and it's easy to 
> update the 
> sites information with Legacy then Upload a Gedcom and watch 
> it fill in 
> all the data.
> 
> Allen
> 
> 




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RE: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[John B. Lisle]

Tim,

This may sound a lot like advertising. But I treat it as making 
Legacy Users aware of this tool. I know I do not make a dime making 
this knowledge available. In fact, I end up spending a lot of time 
helping people with it.


Yes, you do use a Gedcom file for importing the data. At some point 
you need to identify what is going to be the master copy of your 
database. and a lot of people feel that Legacy is likely the best 
tool to be a master.


I have databases from a few hundred people to almost 100K people in 
Legacy that I have successfully uploaded to TNG.


What TNG has done in Version 7 (after a lot of prodding by me and 
others...) is to get TNG to import some of the proprietary Legacy 
Gedcom tags so that the Lat/Long data is imported, among other Legacy 
specific data.


If you or anyone wishes to learn more, we can chat off-list.

john.



At 05:10 PM 7/9/2008, Tim Rosenlof wrote:

Getting close to advertizing..and OT but you need to read the faqs' on
the webpage.
http://lythgoes.net/genealogy/faqs.php

How does data get into TNG? Do I need a GEDCOM file?
If you already have your genealogy in a desktop program (like PAF,
Legacy, FamilyTreeMaker, Reunion, etc.), then the quickest and easiest
way to get your data into TNG is to have your program output a GEDCOM
file (standard method of genealogical data exchange) and then import it
into TNG. The whole process takes only a few minutes (or less, depending
on how big your file is). Of course you don't really need a GEDCOM file.
If you want to enter your data by hand directly into TNG, you can do
that through the administrative interface.

Tim

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
> Of Allen Prunty
> Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 7:02 AM
> To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
> Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next
> Generation of Genealogy Website
>
>
> Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next Generation
> Genealogy Site builder.
>
> If you are curious take a look at http://mcdfamily.org (my family's
> genealogy site).
>
> You will find that the RINs translate to individual numbers and the
> MRINs translate to family numbers.
>
> Every time I upload a legacy GEDCOM it will apply only the changes...
> and the source templates translate dead on with this website.  I then
> add photos and documents which are attached correctly every time I
> upload a new GEDCOM.  TNG also protects my LDS data showing
> it only to
> family members who are LDS and I can set different privacy levels so
> that certain users can view private info and the public can only view
> public info.
>
> I am shocked that Millennia does not make a deal to sell this
> package as
> an addon... Legacy is the only program other than PAF that will
> seamlessly integrate with it... I can't believe that both
> groups don't
> work together.  I've tried them all with TNG and it's easy to
> update the
> sites information with Legacy then Upload a Gedcom and watch
> it fill in
> all the data.
>
> Allen
>
>
>
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Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Allen Prunty]

How do you get Legacy 7 to pass the lat and long to TNG so that it's 
mapping will work?


You do have to go and manually link your media for best effect... TNG 
v7's new web 2.0 interface makes that much easier.


Can I look at your site?

I also will gladly help anyone set up TNG and can arrange hosting if 
anyone is interested.


Allen

John B. Lisle wrote:

Allen,

I have been using Legacy and TNG now for almost 4 years and quite 
agree. These programs work very well together. In fact, a survey of 
TNG users done a few months ago showed that more TNG users use Legacy 
as their principal database (I think it was something like 30%) than 
any other application, including people who only use TNG.


With the introduction of mapping with Legacy 7 and the ability to mass 
resolve most of your locations with VE (and yes, I know, that they 
then have to be checked. Yet, getting a large number done with little 
work is worth it when the rest are no more work than if you did them 
manually...) allows you to make use of TNG's Mapping facility 
seamlessly. This is, I believe, a Legacy only feature.


Legacy users should definitely consider TNG if they wish to publish on 
line.


john. 





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RE: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Tim Rosenlof]

Getting close to advertizing..and OT but you need to read the faqs' on
the webpage.
http://lythgoes.net/genealogy/faqs.php

How does data get into TNG? Do I need a GEDCOM file?
If you already have your genealogy in a desktop program (like PAF,
Legacy, FamilyTreeMaker, Reunion, etc.), then the quickest and easiest
way to get your data into TNG is to have your program output a GEDCOM
file (standard method of genealogical data exchange) and then import it
into TNG. The whole process takes only a few minutes (or less, depending
on how big your file is). Of course you don't really need a GEDCOM file.
If you want to enter your data by hand directly into TNG, you can do
that through the administrative interface.

Tim

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf 
> Of Allen Prunty
> Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 7:02 AM
> To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
> Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next 
> Generation of Genealogy Website
> 
> 
> Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next Generation 
> Genealogy Site builder.
> 
> If you are curious take a look at http://mcdfamily.org (my family's 
> genealogy site).
> 
> You will find that the RINs translate to individual numbers and the 
> MRINs translate to family numbers.
> 
> Every time I upload a legacy GEDCOM it will apply only the changes... 
> and the source templates translate dead on with this website.  I then 
> add photos and documents which are attached correctly every time I 
> upload a new GEDCOM.  TNG also protects my LDS data showing 
> it only to 
> family members who are LDS and I can set different privacy levels so 
> that certain users can view private info and the public can only view 
> public info.
> 
> I am shocked that Millennia does not make a deal to sell this 
> package as 
> an addon... Legacy is the only program other than PAF that will 
> seamlessly integrate with it... I can't believe that both 
> groups don't 
> work together.  I've tried them all with TNG and it's easy to 
> update the 
> sites information with Legacy then Upload a Gedcom and watch 
> it fill in 
> all the data.
> 
> Allen
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[John B. Lisle]

Allen,

I have been using Legacy and TNG now for almost 4 years and quite 
agree. These programs work very well together. In fact, a survey of 
TNG users done a few months ago showed that more TNG users use Legacy 
as their principal database (I think it was something like 30%) than 
any other application, including people who only use TNG.


With the introduction of mapping with Legacy 7 and the ability to 
mass resolve most of your locations with VE (and yes, I know, that 
they then have to be checked. Yet, getting a large number done with 
little work is worth it when the rest are no more work than if you 
did them manually...) allows you to make use of TNG's Mapping 
facility seamlessly. This is, I believe, a Legacy only feature.


Legacy users should definitely consider TNG if they wish to publish on line.

john.

At 09:01 AM 7/9/2008, Allen Prunty wrote:
Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next Generation 
Genealogy Site builder.


If you are curious take a look at http://mcdfamily.org (my family's 
genealogy site).


You will find that the RINs translate to individual numbers and the 
MRINs translate to family numbers.


Every time I upload a legacy GEDCOM it will apply only the 
changes... and the source templates translate dead on with this 
website.  I then add photos and documents which are attached 
correctly every time I upload a new GEDCOM.  TNG also protects my 
LDS data showing it only to family members who are LDS and I can set 
different privacy levels so that certain users can view private info 
and the public can only view public info.


I am shocked that Millennia does not make a deal to sell this 
package as an addon... Legacy is the only program other than PAF 
that will seamlessly integrate with it... I can't believe that both 
groups don't work together.  I've tried them all with TNG and it's 
easy to update the sites information with Legacy then Upload a 
Gedcom and watch it fill in all the data.


Allen






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[LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next Generation of Genealogy Website

[Allen Prunty]

Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next Generation 
Genealogy Site builder.


If you are curious take a look at http://mcdfamily.org (my family's 
genealogy site).


You will find that the RINs translate to individual numbers and the 
MRINs translate to family numbers.


Every time I upload a legacy GEDCOM it will apply only the changes... 
and the source templates translate dead on with this website.  I then 
add photos and documents which are attached correctly every time I 
upload a new GEDCOM.  TNG also protects my LDS data showing it only to 
family members who are LDS and I can set different privacy levels so 
that certain users can view private info and the public can only view 
public info.


I am shocked that Millennia does not make a deal to sell this package as 
an addon... Legacy is the only program other than PAF that will 
seamlessly integrate with it... I can't believe that both groups don't 
work together.  I've tried them all with TNG and it's easy to update the 
sites information with Legacy then Upload a Gedcom and watch it fill in 
all the data.


Allen



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