Could you share with us how to do that? I'd love to know.
Jeff
Keren wrote:
With some help from someone who mailed me privately I am now able to
put
Hebrew into notes/events!! And in the detailed text part of the
sources.
I had to make some adjustments to the regional and language options in
Hi,
Well, I see my interest in all things Genealogical being led by
Legacy, and the things that spin off from my use of Legacy - producing
reports, putting them into books, historical context etc.
Surely this forum is for all of us who do things that way; if we were
using FTM as our mainstay the
Thank you Sherry,
This is a big help, this is what I needed to know.
Diane
From: "Sherry/Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
To:
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Transfer files between computers.
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2006 09:13:55 -0800
Diane,
1. Save a copy
Paul,
I agree with you. When my sister gave birth to her son, everyone was so
excited. One day after they returned home, my sister put her son on the bed
for
a nap. Soon afterwards, my sister realized the golden retriever, who was in
the house, was missing. My sister walked into the bed
As my wife often says, "Sometimes I wake up grumpy sometimes I just
let him sleep!"
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From: "Paul C. Abell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 10:28 AM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Question...
Use a little forgiveness. Some people are just t
I believe it to be a valid discussion on the Legacy UG. The pet industry is
one of the fastest growing industries in the US. Most families have pets.
I still hear stories of my Great-Great- Grandfather's old horse he brought
home from the Confederate Cavalry. That horse was like part of the fam
Harry,
Don't be so quick to judge and comment on the error of drifting from the
rules when you send in HTML.
It is the holidays and people should be more forgiving and helpful. I am
certain you didn't intentionally violate the rules and send your message in
HTML.
As to the attachment, I was gl
Given that my own family is about as interesting as dry dust, I have
spent the last 7 years in an occupation study of American silversmiths
and related craftsmen (jewelers, watchmakers, pewtersmiths, etc). My
Legacy file now links together more than 3,250 makers and about 300 of
their patrons
Use a little forgiveness. Some people are just touchy and probably always a
little grumpy, but we have to tolerate them as much as anyone else.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Yvonne
Murgatroyd
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 7:48 AM
To:
To the User Group,
I have been bitten, only recently, a little over four years ago by the urge
to research my family tree. I tryed a couple other programs before finding
the free Legacy program. I was very impressed with the programs flexibility,
it is a program which is easy for beginners to l
Ron,
It also says abusive language is not welcome! She made a mistake - she
apologized. Let it go
On 12/28/06, Ron Bernier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Diane,
The Legacy User Group etiquette rules clearly state that attachments are
not to be sent to the list. What part of that did you not un
Tracy,
Having just returned from my visit to warmer climes and now back in the frozen
north I notice that among the debates about huskies nobody seems to have
addressed your rather more human and relevant question.
I must confess that having tried to replicate your problem I have had no
succe
Hi Folks,
I use Legacy for my own family history / genealogy but also use it for two
other key areas - it may give some people ideas in their own environment.
1.
"One place study" - my local Historical Society has been operating for more
than 30 years collecting local history and family history
I cannot say for "certain" but somehow I doubt it. Unless they have the
Hebrew fonts installed on their machine they will probably see only
square boxes representing a character that cannot be displayed.
Brian
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.
With some help from someone who mailed me privately I am now able to put
Hebrew into notes/events!! And in the detailed text part of the sources.
I had to make some adjustments to the regional and language options in
the control
panel, but it works!!
I already had Hebrew language and keyboard in
To be blunt, I've been disappointed with the tenor of some recent postings
on this list. So I am going to propose a New Year's resolution. If you have
a question or an objection regarding the appropriateness of a posting, send
your concerns **off-list** to the list administrator and let th
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Sharon,
We have quite a few users who do track breeding animals with Legacy. I've
also corresponded with a gal who was tracking sorority sisters and we have a
beta tester who has been doing research on American silversmiths, keeping
his records on the totally unrelated silversmiths in Legacy (it
I have no problem with the topic of Legacy being used in alternative
applications being brought up. To my mind that is on topic. I can see not
wanting to
get so far off topic as to be getting auto advice or the stock market. I
know I can be a bit obsessive on some things at times but this
Harry
Please send messages only in "plain text"
We do not appreciate HTML with the fancy stationery.
Don
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Harry W
Allred
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 10:52 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
I suggest The Master Genealogist for any other sort of record keeping. I used
it for some time for genealogy - I now prefer Legacy for that. But TMG's search
capablilities, and it's individual screen make it pretty ideal for a wide
number of projects, outside the realm of genealogy. The TMG list
How much space do you need for your multimedia stuff? I use a 40 GB
USB drive for my Legacy data AND all my multimedia. These "pocket"
USB drives are now available as large as 120GB for around $100
dollars.
On 12/28/06, Dave Naylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Another removable drive method . .
Pet lovers treat their pets like family so let them track their genealogy, but they better track their familly genealogy, too, because that will be more important in the long run. But don't ask Legacy questions about pet genealogy because they are only programmed to follow people lines. I would d
Not only does this msg have nothing to do with Legacy or related products, but
it contains a link to a site that gives Janet a referral fee if you are so
silly as to follow thru.
And then , Harry Allred complains about all the dog stuff in an html message -
after all the discussion about not
unsubscribe
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If they are using Legacy to track horses or dogs - which the one user stated
he is - this IS on topic.
Feel free to relax at any time
On 12/28/06, Michael Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
5. *Please keep to the topic of Legacy and its add-on programs.*
Legacy User Group guidelines ca
Another removable drive method . . .
I also have my files on a flash/zip/jump/whatever drive but do things
slightly different to what's already been mentioned.
My Legacy database has links to so many graphics -- all census pages,
registrations, certificates, newspaper clippings, etc. -- that
I track both my family and my aunt's kennel names. She raised parkendcot
West Highland White Terriers.it is part of our family
tree...legacyhistory.and I don't think off topic.
If you check with the major kennel clubs, I am sure they can give you
software references.
==
Diane,
1. Save a copy of the Legacy6Setup.exe file to the flash drive, if you wish
to install Legacy on another computer. Make sure that you selected the
"Download Full Setup" option when you downloaded the Legacy setup file.
2. No need to do a gedcom unless you're sharing with a non-Legacy u
The original question was whether Legacy would be usable
On 12/28/06, Ron Bernier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This discussion has nothing to do with Legacy. Please take your
discussion to a kennel club forum.
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Yvonne,
You state that this (the LegacyUG) list is a Genealogy List. Actually, it
is a list for the LEGACY product and related products. Many times in the
past, Sherry has stated that General genealogy questions are not supposed to
be discussed.
My guess as to why people are quick to jump on ot
In most newslists it is the newslist software that should automatically
eliminate attachments (and create digests .).
Jeff
Diane wrote:
Sorry for the attachments. It won't happen again.
Diane
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I agree with David
Put your ACTUAL data files on your flash drive (drive e: or whatever it
shows up as on your computer.). don't have the data files on your
computers. Direct Legacy to work with the files on the flash drive. When
you leave Legacy and it asks if you want to do a backu
Attachments may be a no-no but it explained her question. Sometimes it helps to "see" the problem and not just "hear" it.
Sharon Johnson
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my husband did a book for Christmas and printed it himself. It took one print cartridge of both black and color for each book. It was almost 400 pages. Find a cheaper way to print you books. We learned a lesson but the books sure look nice.
Sharon Johnson
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From: "malkajef"
This is for the developers.
Jewish genealogy is today a very active field (see www.jewishgen.org) with
many potential customers and some trees going back to 13th century Spain.
Legacy has great potential to capture that market with only minor
modifications. If it added the ability to add names an
I agree that the Legacy program is the best. I find it more user friendly. Sometimes I find the complaints humorous but in time they will get used to it. If not they can find another program. Thank goodness for Legacy. Like Ziggy says, "get over it"; deal with it if you are going to use the pr
Rather than castigate you, I applaud you. You have the right attitude.
Jeff
Yvonne Murgatroyd wrote:
I will also be castigated for this question I expect.
Why is it that so many people on this particular list are so touchy
when
someone happens to 'stray off the subject'?, after all we are all
Let's talk about human research on this site and go to a dog site to talk about
genealogy of dogs. Harry<>
Let's all be nice. In any newslist there will be new members and not
everyone is fastidious enough to read the rules and remember them and many
are barely computer literate enough to use email and do not know baout
attachment sizes. So it is inevitable that this will happen from time to
time.
the flash drive gets corrupt or I loose the flash drive.
That would be one of my main concerns: losing the flash drive and having
that info fall in the wrong hands. Do you encrypt the data on the flash
drive and does that not affect the speed of use?
Jeff
David S Brookes wrote:
Hi Diane,
5. Please keep to the topic of Legacy and its add-on programs.
Legacy User Group guidelines can be found at:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
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Thanks William
Good advice. I had not considered the ink problem for my book printouts but it
certainly would make sense to use such a professional printer for at least the
family tree (only way to print out these large family trees anyway). Good point.
You are very knowledgeable and full of g
Hi Diane,
I agree with 1 & 4 but not 2 or 3. I have not followed all the replies so
there may be good reason, but can't see the reason for the GEDCOM. I
personally disagree with 3. I keep my working Legacy data file on my flash
drive, together with all my multimedia, which I use directly from t
The Legacy User Group etiquette rules clearly state that attachments are not to
be sent to the list. What part of that did you not understand. Why is is so
many people on this list refuse to follow proper etiquette and COMMON SENSE
Ron Bernier
When did you become the Legacy User Group Po
I thought that this was a great question.
Over the years I have seen some extensive genealogy charts for horses etc
and wondered if that industry had its own gen software.
When you say that you have 10k "names of my chosen canine breed." ... is
this 10k dogs? Do you include data on the owners etc
Hi Listers
I have several families where I've linked stepchildren in with
biological children. For several builds I had the constant pain of
Legacy creating a FixRelationship status for these families and
especially the biological parent, whether I leave it blank (which I
thought was the default)
Good Morning Yvonne,
It is a beautiful day here to be working on genealogy. I also
agree with you. Someone must not have gotten the new laptop he
wanted.
Ancestry.com is having a 3 day freebie for World records. I
have been busting my fanny trying to download and print as much
as possib
I will also be castigated for this question I expect.
Why is it that so many people on this particular list are so touchy when
someone happens to 'stray off the subject'?, after all we are all human, and
NO ONE IS PERFECT!!
We all realise that it is a Geneology List, but other subjects ARE relate
Ron,
I would prefer to respond "off-line" solely to you, but see no way but to
reply to the entire list.
I respectfully disagree. Legacy is a genealogy program.Any species
that tracks genealogy should be "related" to the topic of what Legacy can be
used for. Humans are just animals w
Diane immediately apologized for sending messages with attachments. She
doesn't need to be chastised too. Chill out.
Ron Bernier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Diane,
>
> The Legacy User Group etiquette rules clearly state that attachments are not
> to be sent to the list. What part of t
This discussion has nothing to do with Legacy. Please take your discussion to
a kennel club forum.
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Sent: Wed, 27 Dec 2006 20:13:18 -0600
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Subject: [LegacyUG] pedigree software for animals
> William,
> Yes, there are several so
William,
Your post has nothing to do with using Legacy. Please take your discussion to
a kennel club forum.
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Sent: Wed, 27 Dec 2006 18:29:16 -0500
From: "WILLIAM HATHAWAY" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] non-latin languages - Chinese
> This g
Well Thank you for all of the answers that I have received about flash
drives. Now for the final questions hopefully.
1 I understand that I should download Legacy to this flash drive.
2 Do a gedcom of my info onto this drive.
3 When I enter info on one computer do a backup to the flash dri
Diane,
The Legacy User Group etiquette rules clearly state that attachments are not to
be sent to the list. What part of that did you not understand. Why is is so
many people on this list refuse to follow proper etiquette and COMMON SENSE
Ron Bernier
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