Re: [LegacyUG] location Tamer

2011-09-04 Thread Kim Salamonsen
Hi Terry

This is awesome, thanks you so much

kim

On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 11:57 AM, Terry Foster tfost...@kc.rr.com wrote:

 I'm a developer by trade and am fairly adept at Microsoft Access. I love
 Legacy but I have found all genealogy software sorely lacking in the ability
 to manage locations and do research on locations in the database.

 Since Legacy uses MS Access as a back-end I decided to add a form and some
 code to do what I have always felt all genealogy software should do. I would
 like someone to vet this work before I submit it to Legacy as a suggested
 enhancement.  Please let me know if you are interested.

 Here's a few things this form does:

 Displays all location data. (
 http://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/Screen1.jpghttp://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/Screen4.jpg
 )
 Show all events tied to a location (
 http://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/Screen2.jpghttp://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/Screen4.jpg
 )
 List all child locations in a parent (All cities in a county) (
 http://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/Screen3.jpghttp://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/Screen4.jpg
 )
 Browse to google maps for each location (
 http://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/Screen4.jpg)

 I have made a user guide, of sorts:
 http://electricfoster.info/SourceDocs/LocationTamer/LocationTamer.pdf

 These features, coupled with the ability to quickly edit and standardize
 locations in a database, are essential to me.  I'm just so happy I can make
 it work in Legacy. I thought I would share.

 You will need to know how to import a form and a VBA module into an Access
 database in order to use this.

 Please don't attempt this unless you know your way around an Access
 database and please, always back up your data before trying something like
 this.  I just may not be as good as I think I am!

 Terry


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Re: [LegacyUG] Adding Pictures

2011-08-21 Thread Kim Salamonsen
Hi Mary
If you add a pdf to Legacy does it display when you create a book or the
descendant narrative?

Kim

On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 1:39 AM, Mary Fowler Leek ml...@sbcglobal.netwrote:

 Joan,

 If you have a ton of these attached as graphic images, then my suggestion
 might not have value but if you have only a limited number, I would suggest
 using the free graphic viewer from Faststone to convert your graphic images
 of certificates into PDF files, then reattach as a file. This will avoid
 attached documents being displayed on your family view as a photo.

 I've used this utility for several years and convert all of my genealogy
 certificate images to PDF files before attaching. After this, one click in
 Legacy and the PDF file will open into Adobe Reader, where you can easily
 study the document. About the only images I regularly attach in Legacy that
 are graphic files are people photos and tombstone photos.

 One image this works beautifully with are the Texas Death Certificates,
 offered online as a graphic file. I just convert them to PDF files and
 attach. So easy to go back and review them, or email a copy to another
 researcher. In Adobe Reader, you can increase the size on screen, to bring
 up close, details on the certificate.

 To convert, just open your image in the viewer, do a 'save as' and select
 PDF. Your original image is untouched, leaving you with the graphic image of
 the document plus the same document in PDF format.

 http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

 ~Mary

 -Original Message-
 From: Joan Kemp [mailto:jk...@yahoo.com]


 Is there any way to prevent pictures showing in miniature on the main
 Legacy tree?
 Many of my pictures are of certificates...

 Joan




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