I have to honestly say, of all the mailing lists that I subscribe to, and there
a quite a few, I have never seen any list other than the Legacy have so many
people subscribe who have no clue as to what a mailing list is, or even that
they are subscribing. I really think Legacy needs to put a new s
Well said Ron. In the same vein, it would be great if, when somebody
wants off the Legacy list, that many, many people would refrain from
sending instructions on how to unsubscribe and let Sherry and company
take care of it, or at least, send it privately so we don't have so
many meaningle
I agree with Ron that Legacy needs a more proactive form of registration
such as he suggests.
I also feel that those of us on the list should leave the responses to these
poor lost souls up to the Legacy staff who monitor the list. I have seen
times in the past when the people telling someone ho
Ron Bernier wrote:
I have to honestly say, of all the mailing lists that I subscribe to, and there
a quite a few, I have never seen any list other than the Legacy have so many
people subscribe who have no clue as to what a mailing list is, or even that
they are subscribing. I really think Lega
I've often wondered why Legacy doesn't use Yahoo Groups. I subscribe to
other mailing lists via Yahoo Groups and have been very pleased. The
user can select whether to receive HTML or plain text, whether to
receive individual messages or to receive a digest. If they would rather
they can choose
I for one am glad they don't use Yahoo! After joining a group on Yahoo
I started getting all sorts of SPAM emails.
David Wilkinson wrote:
I've often wondered why Legacy doesn't use Yahoo Groups. I subscribe to
other mailing lists via Yahoo Groups and have been very pleased. The
user can sele
I agree. This user list is just fine without Yahoo.
As was suggested, since some people can't/won't pay attention to what
they're signing up for, a 2-step signup process might be useful.
C.G. Ouimet
Kingston, ON
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I, too, was bummed out concerning the sometimes vast amount of mail this site generates.
There was, however, a post some time ago telling how to direct this mail to a specific folder in your mail program. You will be able to name the folder any way you wish and even though there is a bunch of inco
Even though I have followed the instructions from the Help menu, I always
receive the following message: This Region Database is an old version, etc.
There is a newer version, etc. Go to Options -- Customize -- Other and
click Database Maintenance. Which is what I tried in the beginning. So
This can also be done on Legacy User Group by going to
http://www.mail-archive.com/legacyusergroup@legacyfamilytree.com/ You don't
even have to log on to read the messages. I always check it out when I am
not subscribed to the group.
Ron W.
If they would rather
> they can choose to receive
It can be found in the archives. How to create a folder and set the "rules"
or "filters" to filter incoming messages will depend on the email program
you're using.
Thanks for using Legacy.
Sherry
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
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http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
We are cha
Lynda,
There's no update to the Geo. You may have a corrupted database. I'd suggest
going to Options > Customize > Other > Database Maintenance and deleting the
existing Geo and starting over. Just follow the steps in the Geo Database
Setup window.
If you have the CD, you can just copy the geo.g
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