Yes. It has been reported before and (I think) is corrected in the next
update.
Ron Ferguson
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Is it better to put the text from eg.
The Times newspaper in the Notes in the Events field, or in the Text of Source
once the entry has been sourced. I sometimes have a marriage certificate and
also a notice in a newspaper that I would like to refer to and am not sure what
is the best way t
Since the recent series of Legacy updates several half relationships are
being ignored. My grandfather had 3 children by first wife. After she died
he married my grandmother. My dad's half brother and half sister are no
longer displaying any relationship to to me. A month ago they displayed half
Excellent suggestions. I do have MS Access. I should have thought of that.
Maybe even the "Genviewer" program.
Thank you.
Jeff
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From: "Susan Daily" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2006 10:05 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Search globally?
If
If you have the Access program, I think that is the only way to
globally search for a particular word in the Legacy database. The
poor-man's shortcut, though, is to export everything into a GEDCOM,
then search the text-file (GEDCOM) for the word you are looking for.
It will appear within a few lin
I knew about that. I misused the word "town" when I asked 'Can one search
globally as where does this town or word appear within all fields'.
I should have said search globally for a word (not necessarily a town)
anywhere in the database. Probably asking too much but it could be useful
in so
FYI - They also show where the locations occur in the events.
Susan
On 9/30/06, Dawn Crowley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm not sure if this completely answers your question, but it's worth a try.
click on "view"
click on "master lists"
click on "location"
select th
Elizabeth,
Make sure that you keep both installations of Legacy in sync with the
updates!
Versions of Legacy prior to v6 can be downloaded from
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/helpDownloadVersion5.asp
Thanks for using Legacy.
Sherry
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
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I'm not sure if this completely answers your question, but it's worth a try.
click on "view"
click on "master lists"
click on "location"
select the desired location
click on "show list"
This process will show each person who has this place entered on the
standard
The geoDB is quite large (several hundred MB). Is there an advantage in
keeping it on the hard drive? Do I give up anything if I move it to a CD? Is
it needed within Legacy for anything other than looking up a location?
Thanks.
Legacy User Group guidelines can be found at:
http://www.Legac
In Legacy, the Search screen permits you to search for "Individual, Male,
Female, or Marriage". Can one search globally as where does this town or
word appear within all fields?
Jeff
Legacy User Group guidelines can be found at:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
To find past
Hello Elizabeth
I'm sending this off-list as it's likely off-topic . . .
If both of your computers have USB ports then I suggest you either
purchase a cheap USB thumb drive (also known as zip, flash and jump
drives) that will hold the full Legacy Setup program. One of these
could likely be pu
Not to cause a problem, but for those who CAN afford it, in areas where high
speed access does not seem to be available, have you considered satellite
connection? I could not get a local high speed connection, even today, but
have installed a satellite connection and found it to be worth it's w
Thank you very much for that helpful answer. The registry question was
the one that bothered me the most, because it affected both 5 and 6. If
I go to 6, I will buy the deluxe edition on a CD, so I can install it
both places.
I had major computer problems all spring, and had to go from 98SE
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