Have read others comments on Windows Vista I thought I'd add my two penneth
worth.
I have Windows Vista installed on my PC and I reported to the group several
weeks ago that Legacy works fine on it, at least during my somewhat limited
testing of it. Like many thing's with pc's, the requirements wi
Thank you to all who have replied to my email.
I guess having a lot of master sources isn't as big a
problem as I thought since some of you have many in
your legacy programs.
But I'd like to know a little more about the deluxe
version as mentioned in an email from Cathy (below).
The cost of the d
Sherry, thank you for your help, I was able to save my data.
This may be novice for computer gurus but for the rest of us it is worth
explaining. My computer would start to load and then freeze. A nice man put a
new hard drive on my computer and he left the old hard drive on the computer.
Yes. When I killed my Windows 98 computer, saving
backup. I found out after that my 3 printers, 1
scanner would not work with my new XP, without a lot
of finagling. They are long gone. But I will be
waiting a long time to see how it all falls through.
Rich
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I am not sure why you are concerned with the quantity
of sources. For my 25K names, I have about 2500
sources. One source, in 13 volumes, has over 1K people
of mine found in it/them. For my census records, I
clump them by City/Year, and have no clue how many
[multiple countries]. You might consider
Good answer Cathy.I've wondered for a while if it would be possible
and/or useful (certainly it would be for me) if a dictionary of words/terms
could be provided by experts in Legacy.The whole scenario of Master
Sources, source citations, text, comments etc etc can be bewildering for one
Oh my goodness, talk about stupidity on my part
THANK YOU SO MUCH RON
It finally works
Darlene
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ferguson
Sent: January 9, 2007 3:26 PM
To: legacyusergroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG]
Hi Wayne,
You are quite right about relationships - however that is not what
the Show 1/2 kids in Family View is about.
Paul has explained this use in Legacy correctly.
The 1/2 child is the child of one of the parents showing, not both.
Another visual confusion that is often queried re Family
Hi Elizabeth,
It does take a while to get your mind around the difference between
Master Source and Source Detail
You can have one Master Source for your Cemetery (to use your example).
When you attach it to events for each person, you add their details
in the Source Detail. The Source Detai
Linda,
I have used foldershare, although it's been a while. In order to use it,
both the host computer (the one sharing the files) and the receiving
computer must be on. The receiving computer must also have programs
installed that are compatible with the files that are being shared, e.g.
Word
Thanks Susan, and all others who commented.
I have intended to get a new machine for a while and will certainly have Vista
on it hence my question.
I think I will go for just 1GB though as I don't use it for a high graphic
functions, except for some photo manipulation so it should be OK and th
Darlene,
My last email was sent before this one came through.
I am am now at a loss as you seem to have tried everything I can think off.
All I am left with is to suggest that you try unlinking the kids from the
parents and unlinking the marriages then relink the lot. Recalculate
relationships
Thanks Ron
I did what you suggested - did the repair and found 7 errors but this
wasn't one of them.
I'm still lost as to how to have my children show up with my husband and
vice-versa (all as 1/2 siblings)
Darlene
ronald ferguson wrote:
Darlene,
The obvious point is to ask if you have chec
Darlene,
That really should not be necessary. Have you tried running File>File
Maintenance>Check/Repair.
Then recalculate realationships and enter the colours. As I seuggested before?
Ron Ferguson
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I would disagree. The daughter my father had with his first wife is my
half-sister and my mother's step-daughter. She is not my mother's
half-daughter.
Wayne Martell
Victoria, BC, Canada
- Original Message -
From: Paul C. Abell
To: LegacyUserGroup@le
Hi Nancy,
Robert left out a vital step.
Tools > Apply Ancestor Colours.
Do this when the base person is highlighted in Family View or
navigate to your base person in the dialogue.
Cheers,
Cathy
At 06:10 AM 10/01/2007, you wrote:
Thank you Robert,
I had done all that, but just to be sure,
Another option is to create one Master Source and 8 different Detail
Source records as follows:
1. Create one Master Source for the cemetery (don't mention any individual).
2. Attach this Master Source to the relevant event for first individual.
3. When you Save/Select, the Detail Source Screen w
Ok, Lee,
..Therefore, she would need to make him a
step-parent to her children and her a step-parent
to his children in order for them to show as half-siblings under them as
a couple. Perhaps she set it up this way in one database but not the
other.
Maybe I did do that
Thank you Susan.that is exactly what I am saying.
Now, the $64 thousand dollar question is how do I fix it???
As you mentioned, I checked that relationships are still valid and that
extra marriages are not in
place. (Checked spouses list for each of the relevant peopl
There is also the other issue. Will your peripherals, i.e., printers,
scanners, modums, FAXes, etc., run on Vista? I, for one, will be very, very
cautious before jumping on the Vista wagon. And I won't even mention the
software
issues...sigh.
Jon Raymond
St Paul Park, MN
Web site: http:
Thank you Ron and all for the suggestions. I had just done File Maintenance
a few days ago, but did it again. Then I recalculated relationships and
reset the ancestor colors. Now it is working correctly. Not sure which step
corrected it, or if it was the combination, but I am glad that it is wor
ronald ferguson wrote:
In Legacy News it says (quote):
Vista will require a lot more "umpf" from your computer - 2 GB of memory, 20 GB
of free hard disk space, and a DVD drive. If you decide to upgrade to Vista, you will
first need to see if your computer has what it takes to run it. (unquote)
Here is one thought:
1. Create ONE
On 1/9/07, ronald ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Elizabeth,
This is a most unusual way of recording data and not one that Legacy is really
designed to accomodate.
Nevertheless it should be possible. It is possible to have as many or as few
Master Sour
Ron,.
It looks like it comes straight from Joe Edmon's article which is
referenced in the news story. You should probably ask where Joe got
that (but I don't see a way to contact him).
Susan
On 1/9/07, ronald ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In Legacy News it says (quote):
Vista will requi
The following data is from the Legacy Program Help Files.
The Siblings List shows the current individual along with all their brothers
and sisters. You can set anyone in the list to be the current individual by
selecting the person. (To select a person, either highlight the name and
click Se
Ron,
The rule of thumb with software minimum requirements is to double everything
they say for optimum use. Therefore, doubling the 1GB for full use would
result in the 2GB quoted. As for the 20GB of free disk space: The more
space you can give it the better off you are.
Glen Ballard
-Or
Elizabeth,
Right Click on any child, then View and click show 1/2 kids
Ron Ferguson
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Lee,
I think you are getting confused about the term "1/2 ". The way I see it is
this: it is not a half sibling to the other children. It is "half" as in
coming from half the couple or 1/2 is another way of saying "step". That
may not be correct but I see it as the child belonging to 1/2 the co
I recently lost the data from my hard drive, and when I reinstalled Legacy I no
longer get the 1/2 siblings showing up. I have tried to find out how to put
them back on, but have had no success. As there is a discussion at the moment
regarding 1/2 siblings maybe someone can point me in the rig
In Legacy News it says (quote):
Vista will require a lot more "umpf" from your computer - 2 GB of memory, 20 GB
of free hard disk space, and a DVD drive. If you decide to upgrade to Vista,
you will first need to see if your computer has what it takes to run it.
(unquote)
The 2 GB is considera
Susan,
You are correct in what you say. I use my own family as an example and it
is true except that the other parent isn't showing up in parenthesis. How
does one get it to show?
Paul
Lee,
I think she is saying that the half siblings are indeed showing up -
as they should be - on her desktop,
Nancy,
If this a duplicate message, my apologies to all - the last seemed to disappear
into the ether!
If you have done much merging it may be that you have some ghost marriages
remaining so I would check your MRINs and correct if necessary.
Failing that it seems as though some files may be c
Nancy,
If with your file you have done much merging it may be that you have some ghost
marriages in your files so I would check the MRINs.
Otherwise you may have a corruption somewhere which File>File Maintenance>Check
Repair may sort out.
After running this start with your self and recalculat
Lee,
This isn't a bug. By your mother marrying another spouse, you are
automatically a step child of this person. You don't have to tell Legacy
you are a step child.
Glen Ballard
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lee Anders
Sent: Tuesday
Nancy, did you recalculate relationships, too, starting with you? Not
sure if that will help...
Susan
On 1/9/07, Nancy Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you Robert,
I had done all that, but just to be sure, I did it again. I went in and
chose my colors and UNCHECKED the box to dispay th
Ron, as I stated in an earlier email, I stand corrected. Although I do
not ever remember seeing it show up this way until now, you are
correct. However, I see this more as a flaw than a feature, and upon
checking, I am glad to see this connection is not reflected in any
generated reports. My mothe
Thank you Robert,
I had done all that, but just to be sure, I did it again. I went in and chose my colors and UNCHECKED the box to dispay the colors. They all went away. Then I went back and re-checked it. I still have the same issue. After I sent my message last night, I discovered that the colors
However, I just noted that his children from a previous marriage are
not listed. Obviously, there is something wacky going on here. If we
are listed as children in this marriage, his children from a previous
marriage should be too.
Lee
On 1/9/07, Lee Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I stand co
Lee,
There is a "parent in common" in a sense. You could create a Test
person. Give them a Child with Spouse 1. Then create a marriage with
Spouse 2, and you'll see that 1/2 child there in the second marriage
view. The parent in common between the two Family Views is Test
person. Having the Spouse
I stand corrected. I just checked and for no reason I can possibly
understand, my half-siblings and I show under my mother's 6th
marriage. This is surely a bug in the system as we are in no way
related/or connected to the man she was married to. I do not even have
him selected as a step-parent to
With respect Lee, providing the show 1/2 kids is clicked they do. I assumed in
my reply that as they show on her PC she knows this.
Ron Ferguson
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Susan,
I respectfully disagree. I have multiple step-family relationships in
my database, and I also have show 1/2 siblings checked. The
step-children will not show up as 1/2 siblings when there is no parent
in common, or when there is no sibling in common. In other words, if
she and her husband
Lee,
I think she is saying that the half siblings are indeed showing up -
as they should be - on her desktop, but on her laptop they aren't. She
states she has the settings the same, so why don't they show?
If Darlene is looking at her first marriage, then indeed, the children
of her second husba
I just checked and you can choose a STEP option for parent-child relationship.
Lee
On 1/9/07, Lee Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Darlene,
If I understand correctly, your two children and his two children are
not related except by marriage, making them step-siblings rather than
1/2 siblings.
Elizabeth,
This is a most unusual way of recording data and not one that Legacy is really
designed to accomodate.
Nevertheless it should be possible. It is possible to have as many or as few
Master Sources as you require and it is also possible to attach each Master
Source to as many Events o
Darlene,
If I understand correctly, your two children and his two children are
not related except by marriage, making them step-siblings rather than
1/2 siblings. If I am correct in this interpretation, the children
would not show up as half siblings unless you make yourself the mother
(adoptive
Darlene,
The obvious point is to ask if you have checked that the children are still
properly linked to their respective parents. From what you say I guess they
probably are but worth checking.
It may be that in the transfer the file links got slightly corrupted so I would
try File>File Maint
Could someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong.
On my desktop, 1/2 siblings show up. I've copied the files to my laptop,
checked off the box that says show 1/2 brothers & sisters, but they still
don't show up on my family file on my laptop.
My husband and I have 4 children between us (but not
Hello everyone,
I've been reading through some archives and have not
seen any answers to my 'problem' so far.
I hope I can explain this so it is understandable.
I need to find some way of creating Master Sources so
that I am not getting so many!! Up till now I have
been creating a new Master Sou
Deb,
The Load, Save and Reset buttons are for the report settings, not for saving
the report itself. Go just above that where you'll see an option to save as
Text or HTML. The Print button will change to Create when you select one of
those options.
For further help, click on the context sensitiv
While attempting to generate a text file for a family group sheet, my only
option for Save As Type is: UserFile(*.rs0). Previously, I created text
files using notepad which I assume has a .txt designation.
What is wrong and how do I fix it??
Deb
Have you unlocked the real power of Legac
And just a note - if you import someone - you will need to tell it to
reapply the colours and in fact, if you do the drag-and-drop from one
Legacy database to another (in split view) - and the person you dragged had
a different colour in the original database - it keeps that colour in the
newe
Right. Thanks. -Robert
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Randolph
Clark
Sent: 2007-01-09 04:52
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Ancestor Color coding
Robert,
In point #2 it should read: yellow for mother's mother
Diane, not the backup file but the working database should go on the flash
drive. Backups are made to your computer. You may be getting confused about
what is a backup.
Barb
- Original Message
From: Diane nault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Tuesday
To Laurence & Kathy,
Thank you for the replies. It helped, I am going to delete Legacy from
the flash drive and just put the backups on it as suggested.
Thank you everyone, you have all been a big help.
Diane
From: "kbrbkr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.
Robert,
In point #2 it should read: yellow for mother's mother.
On 1/9/07, Robert Carneal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You might have skipped a step. You turned on ancestor color-coding correctly
evidently, but let's try this:
1. Go to the person you want the color-coding to begin with. Normally,
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