I agree 100% and more if it were possible. Are you listening
managememt?
Arnie in TEXAS
In a message dated 8/18/2006 9:13:17 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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Unfortunately no. Cathy has suggested doing a chart from a common
ancestor. This is possible, but may not wor
Each country has its own set of largest to smallest
locations. Unless you ONLY used one country, you need
to make concessions to naming rules. The name 'parish'
is used in many countries and different sizes. We all
have to create a system that works for ourselves. When
I was first entering my famil
Here is why you see what you see. The program will not
'hide' stuff in your computer, but printing the
reports will hide it on the paper, gedcom, etc. You
always have everything, and if snoops have access to
your computer, you need to think about issues of which
files to save.
RIch
--- Carol Booth
Wouldn't parish be like a county in Scotland?
Char Mitts
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Wouldn't parish be like a county in Scotland?
Char Mitts
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Rob,
My Scottish ancestors go back to the 1600's. At the beginning of my
research the data came from the Parish Registers, and towns, villages, or
hamlets were seldom mentioned, if they even existed, but the Parish was
always known, so my entries looked like "Beath, Fife, Scotland," or "Alloa,
Cl
When inputting locations in Legacy, do you differentiate between towns and
parishes?
What I mean is, if you only know the parish name (and not the town name of
an event), do you put the word parish in your location to separate it from a
town of the same name?
I.e. Kilininian parish, Argyll, Scotl
I would like to print a report for my cousin that shows what data I am
missing.
The Descendant Narrative report will place underscores for some
missing information. However, it will not show missing LDS ordinances
unless the person is marked as "not living". If I mark a living
person as not liv
If you ever create a gedcom of your Legacy file to be send to another
genealogy program, be sure to check "Override Source Options - include
all source information" on the gedcom menu. If you do not check this
action, the source citations and publication information transfers but
not the detailed
Robert,
There is no shortcut key for the living y/n setting. You can tell which
settings have a shortcut key by looking for the underlined letter in the
labels.
Brian
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
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http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
We are changing the world of genealo
Carol,
Are you sure you're marked living? Strange question, I know, but I have
accidentally entered something in a death field and the living individual
was marked as not living. When you remove the data, the flag is not
automatically switched.
Thanks for using Legacy.
Sherry
Customer Support
Unfortunately no. Cathy has suggested doing a chart from a common ancestor.
This is possible, but may not work depending upon the relationships. For
instance, if I want a chart with all my family, it is on my mothers and
fathers sides. So there are more than one top level ancestors.
You can ad
I have just created a Focus Group for a demonstration using
one of my own ancestral lines. I ticked the box
Suppress details for living people, and although the names are there no
other details have been exported for my siblings or their
descendants.
BUT my details are still shown.
Is this a bug
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