The charting deficiencies are exasperating. I wish they would team up with
AutoCAD to create some software that would allow much more to be done in this
area. The charts and trees are probably the most popular keepsakes at
family reunions. I think there's a big demand for these.
At
I agree, I would like something a little more flexible, that does regular
and fan trees, but I'd prefer it to be incorporated with the regular
software. I'd be prepared to pay a little extra for it but I don't really
want a astand alone program unless I absolutely have to - I'm sure my early
gen
When the developers are looking for enhancements, they might consider adding
the option of showing relationships on web generated pedidgree charts. I
send a lot of people to check out my web page and they find who our common
link is via the index and then have the devil's own job connecting me to
Following up on a promise, - I said I would post anything that I found on
the census records in the Records in Research Guidance. I havent been
ignoring my promise; its just that after searching online, and calling and
going to the church libraries, I have still not had any luck.
Since
Would you mind posting a specific example of a census record that you
cannot locate? Maybe someone on this list will have some insight.
Dawn
John D. Taylor III wrote:
Following up on a promise, - I said I would post anything that I found
on the census records in the “Records in Research
Hurray! Another person that wants this enhancement. I just don't see why
everyone wouldn't want it. It's difficult to tell anyone how they are related
if it isn't printed next to the names in reports/charts. I know this
enhancement is on the list, but could Staff say how soon this may come to
Yes, I they have to email me back, and I have to check the database and then
explain it to them or add a chart (not all of them are familiar with the way
some of the charts are laid out) As I have 4000 assorted ancestors going
back the 1500s, some are quite distant!
Regards
Mel Morris
Sherry told me some time ago that this enhancement is on the list, but
when we'll see it I just don't know.
Jon Raymond
St Paul Park, MN
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Sorry, It was at the start of this thread. When using research guidance for
a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in the Suggested Sources tab, in
Goal; window, among other suggestions are, Virginia State Census, 1699,
Virginia State Census, 1701, and Virginia State Census, 1703. I have never
Genbox charting capabilities are second to none..
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John D. Taylor III wrote:
Sorry, It was at the start of this thread. When using research guidance for
a person born about 1699 and died 1756 in the Suggested Sources tab, in
Goal; window, among other suggestions are, Virginia State Census, 1699,
Virginia State Census, 1701, and Virginia State
Thank you.
John
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Sorry, It was at the start of this
Hello Group:
I am accumulating a fair number of scans of photos and documents which are
scattered all over my computer: in My Pictures, My Scans, attached to
e-mails, or stuck in various surname folders under My Documents. It's
time to get organized. I have no interest in creating a slide show
As a new user of Legacy I am finding the amount of email is overwhelming.
Have the people at Millennia considered hosting a Group site at Yahoo! or
some other information sharing portal or tool that the users can modify what
information they receive and/or filter on those topics they are
Mike,
Add Marriage Event works to ADD a marriage to the individual, that is
why you are seeing the add new wife screen with the option to add a new
person or link to an existing. This is exactly as advertised in the Help
Add Marriage Event
This option displays the Add wife/husband screen, to
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Mike,
Agreed, this is a problem and a problem report has been raised.
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Mike
John D. Taylor III wrote:
Thank you.
As a follow up you might try to find the following book.
The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776: A Survey of Census
Data.
Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells
Gene Y.
Researching Young, Zies, Harer Cox.
Have you
Kirsten,
A lot of what you ask is very much personal choice. You should, however, be
clear that Legacy only stores the paths to the pictures and not the pictures
themselves excepting that the multimedia back-up contains both the paths and
the pictures.
If you are thinking that in future
Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California
Gene Young wrote:
John D. Taylor III wrote:
Thank you.
As a follow up you might try to find the following book.
The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776: A
Survey of
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Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for
it?
The Population of the British Colonies in America before 1776: A Survey
of Census Data.
Princeton University Press, 1975.
Robert V. Wells
Try this website:
http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/
The
Go to www.worldcat.org and cut paste the title. (Sometimes it works
best to do a portion of a title or use key words.) Then type in your
city state or zipcode. (I'm not sure how that works for folks outside
of the US.) Worldcat provides a list of libraries by distance from your
zipcode
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That would be great. I now have an event I call relationship and enter it for
all people, either how they relate to me or how they related to my husband. If
I don't, I'll be chasing people who have no connection to our lines. I would
love to be able to automatically tract relationships for my
As a brand new user I’m still trying to figure out how to increase the font
size of the characters on the Legacy Home tab such as the Legacy News and
To Do Items. I can adjust font sizes on other windows per the Help menu. For
those of us over 50 the printing on the Legacy Home window pane is
Thaanks Dawn. I wanted to own it since most of my husbands family came
to the US before 1776. I want to take my time reading it and maybe get
him to read about the US then.
Ann
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Dawn Crowley wrote:
Go to www.worldcat.org and cut paste the title. (Sometimes it works
best
Ann Dunlap wrote:
Since this book is out of print now, where would you suggest I look for it?
Thanks
Ann
California
Google
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Another option is to use a filter or rule to direct the list posts to a
folder away from your other mail. Then the list mail is separate from
your other mail, and can be ignored until such time as you're ready to
concentrate on it.
This has been discussed many times in the past, so you can
Thanks Ron. I've pondered and decided, and now spring cleaning is underway.
Kirsten
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As Ron said below, it is very much a personal choice. Since I work in
computers and have a lot of files, I made a Genealogy folder under the My
Documents folder. I keep all files genealogy-related in that folder,
including pictures. Then, when I move to a new computer, hopefully(!) all
data
Hi Ted,
If you go to Options on the Legacy Home Tab you can select zoom from there
and change the font size. Unfortunately this does not increase the font size
for the newsletter itself as Legacy is acting as a browser. For that I can
only suggest that you copy the path at the top and paste
I'm trying to figure out how to organize the pictures. With an HP scanner
the image goes to the HP Solutions Center which apparently stores the scans
by date. I've been opening them and doing some modest editing, then saving
them in TIFF format to an external hard drive. Then I open the tiff
Sally
Saving your images as a .tiff file is the commonly accepted 'best way' to
keep digital copies of your original. This would then become your 'master
copy'.
From that you could make .jpgs to whatever file size you deem appropriate
for use (website, email atch, Legacy image, etc).
As for
Hi LUGgies,
A few days ago, I found some interesting newspaper articles that were written
about my family's earliest reunions in 1903 and 1904.
I would like to include these articles in my family's genealogy, but I have no
clue were to enter the information into Legacy.
Any suggestions as to
Ron,
Excellent advice. Now I can easily read the News Items. Thank you for
pointing these out. From the ease of use I'm guessing these adjustments
could have been found in the Owners Manual, but there wasn't anything listed
in the index (and I haven't read it from cover to cover yet).
Thanks
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