Mitch Mackrory wrote
Go to View and then Split Screen View. You can view either two copies
of the same file or two different files - it will give you this option
when you open the second view.
Thank you to everyone who sorted this out for me! Silly me, I never
thought to look in the View
ronald ferguson wrote
In the case you specify I see no need to back up the multimedia files
for file2 as they are already backed up for file1 and keep in mind that
the multimedia backups can be very large, especially if they contain
many photos in jpg format. If you do choose to back up file2
Janis Gilmore wrote
I have been very lucky. Confirmed backer-up, I - from now on! I have always
done it pretty often. I would have lost three days at most. But three days
is discouraging, if you were actively working.
I just love these extracts from the Legacy Help file on the subject of
Pictures (scans) of documents, censuses, etc. are attached to the event
source details in my database.
Mary
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Jenny,
I also attach every census to the apparipriate files and find it invaluable
when wishing to refer to the actual census, as I often do. The only problem
is the size of the multimedia backup - mine is approacking 1GB and I do not
keep it up to date! Regularly burning it to DVD would be a
Since I back up all my pics and censuses to DVD anyhow, and all I will
have
I just learned something recently that is a little disturbing concerning
DVD's. I am only repeating what I read, I have no way to confirm its
authenticity, but it sounds legitimate.
Since DVD's were engineered
Gail,
Look for Options in the Events menu, and select Delete. (Took me time
to find that, too, when I first started.)
Susan
On 5/29/07, Gail Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a question about drag and drop with split screen. After you have done
the drag and drop you get the screens with
Susan, Thank you so much. I did it and it worked.
Gail
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All it takes is a scratch, on either a DVD or CD, to create errors. I would not
rely on either medium as the sole form of backup. Redundency is the key. Have
backup copies on the hard drive itself, off-site by sending to friends or
relatives or uploading to web storage, and on removable media.
Karl Plenge wrote:
Since I back up all my pics and censuses to DVD anyhow, ...
Since DVD's were engineered originally for showing video, the normal error
checking that is part of a hard disk is not a part of a DVD drive. ..
DVD technology is more demanding than that for a CD, but it's more that
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