Wm Voss wrote:
> I have quite a few in my study of American silversmiths. I keep it
> simple and use two basic events, patent and design patent, with this
> format:
> [HeShe] was issued patent number [-Desc] [onDate][cr][cr][Notes (the
> transcribed descriptive text)]
> along with an image of the d
Same for me on the West Coast. Never heard anyone say "Grandaunt" and I
sure never used it myself.
Kirsten
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Hi Beth,
There is no neat way to handle this.
You could choose to live with an extra spouse, adding notes to the
spouse to indicate she doesn't exist. It may help to call her
to help make this clear.
The other alternative is assign them to a particular partnership and
add notes to indicate t
Hi CJ,
You can't merge them and still have them separate.
You can link them both to the same people and then note that they may
be the same person (eg: they'll appear as siblings with a note that
they may be the same person - more untidy when the link is as a
spouse but still possible.)
I'd
I should have asked first:
Does help work in other applications under Windows?
Like your word processor, or Notepad, or ...?
If it does, then the problem is not in Windows.
Peter
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Same here. I've lived in New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania and I've only
heard "Great Aunt" and "Great Uncle" used. It wasn't until I bought
Legacy a few years ago that I'd even heard of the term
"Grandaunt"...Great Aunt Bess was always, well, Great Aunt Bess, and she
was from Wisconsin...
Ma
Hi Carol,
Have you overlooked the Individual Report? Or are you also wanting to
get away from the Table with the vital records?
If so, try an Ancestor Report with 1 generation.
Cathy
At 09:59 AM 31/07/2006, you wrote:
I am using Version 6.0.0.101
I can make a Chronology Report for an individ
CJ - I had this occur - I had two people and really thought they were
the same one. But I kept them separate since I had no proof, and in my
general notes I said I believed that this person was the same as RIN
number . It was a pain when I wanted to zip back and forth between
the people. But i
I believe I would copy both files to another name and keep them separate.
Back them up, also.
Make a new file, and import both family files in. Now you have three files,
two representing separate families and easy to work with, and one file
containing both.
Later, when you are comfortable you hav
I am using Version 6.0.0.101
I can make a Chronology Report for an individual but is there anyway
I can make a Report for an individual that is written in sentences.
thanks...Carol
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Dear list,
How do you handle this situation? I have one father, 2 known spouses, and
three children. Husband, wife and 1 child I can enter as a family group.
Unknown if the other 2 children are by the first or second spouse or another
spouse.
If I add another unknown spouse, then the husband has 3
On 30 Jul 2006 Jack Earnshaw wrote:
> On the Family View tab, and elsewhere, the term "Granduncle" and
> "Grandaunt". This is a term I've never heard used by anyone in the UK.
> The term we use is "Great Uncle" and "Great Aunt". Is there a way to
> alter this wording in the system?
This was dis
Hi, I just joined the group, and I was wondering if someone could
answer my question. I've only been using Legacy a couple of months.
I have a person in a family tree that I believe may be the same as a
person in another branch. Is there any way to merge these people, but
keep them a little "sep
I have quite a few in my study of American silversmiths. I keep it
simple and use two basic events, patent and design patent, with this format:
[HeShe] was issued patent number [-Desc] [onDate][cr][cr][Notes (the
transcribed descriptive text)]
along with an image of the drawing sheet/sheets. See
I am hoping some of you computer whizs out there can help me.
I have not been able to access the help files in almost two months.
Support has tried to help and we have been able to ascertain that
all the legacy files are where they belong. I have tried everything I
can with Legacy itself.
I have
Hi Jack,
I have, but very, very rarely, heard the term Granduncle/aunt used in
Lancashire but I agree that Greatuncle/aunt is much more common and indeed
the term I use. I have never, though, heard the term Great-Granduncle/aunt.
Although Granduncle is in the dictionary as an alternative to Gr
I have
perhaps what I'd consider an unusual request: How do I record patents
?
I've
been lucky enough to find quite a number of patents at both the British Patent
Office: http://www.patent.gov.uk/ and the
European equivalent at http://gb.espacenet.com sucessfully
submitted by some ances
Jack,
"Granduncle" and "Grandaunt" are not terms I've heard used in the US. So I'm
not sure where they come from. Like the UK I've only heard "Great Uncle" and
"Great Aunt" in areas I've lived in the US.
Mike
Brian,
Thanks for the workaround, but this reminds me of another language issue.
O
Brian,
Thanks for the workaround, but this reminds me of another language issue.
On the Family View tab, and elsewhere, the term "Granduncle" and
"Grandaunt". This is a term I've never heard used by anyone in the UK. The
term we use is "Great Uncle" and "Great Aunt". Is there a way to alter this
Many thanks to those providing suggestions on how to do this. It shows the
value of the LUG.
Combining the suggestions plus my input gives the following procedure, which
can be easily modified to do other tasks. Please pay attention to the
following as using "text Only" eliminates formatting h
Hi John,
If I am understanding correctly you have made the list which you wish to
print but have not found a way of printing labels for the list.
If this is the case I think you will need a word processor. From the the
print facility on the list page there is the option of printing csv files.
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