Have you tried AllChar, a free program? It works for my German
characters. Just a suggestion.
http://allchars.zwolnet.com/
Elsie
- Original Message -
From: Gene Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 8:58 AM
Subject: Re:
Elsie:
Thanks for the suggestion. I looked at their character table, and it
does not include the one I need. However, the problem seems to be
with Legacy. I have e-mailed them and will let you know what they say.
Gene
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At 12:06 PM 8/10/2007, you wrote:
Have you tried AllChar, a
Ron:
I went into Control Panel Regional and Language Options and changed
the regional option to Czech. I can now type all the Czech
characters in Notes fields in Legacy, but the location input field
and surname input field will not accept the Czech characters. I will
ask Legacy about
In the report of part 1of the Sneak Peak Renee mentioned:
One thing Geoff kept saying to us was that he didn't even get to the good
stuff yet. He couldn't cover everything in the hour that we had.
As in part 2 I did not see any further new stuff I wonder if Renee can tell us
what the good
If you're in Word type 010d then hold down Alt and X simultaneously.
On 8/10/07, ronald ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gene,
This is not my field of expertise, but have you tried changing your
keyboard
setting to the International Version? If not
http://www.starr.net/is/type/kbh.html
Gene,
This is not my field of expertise, but have you tried changing your keyboard
setting to the International Version? If not
http://www.starr.net/is/type/kbh.html may be of interest to you.
Ron Ferguson
_
For
I agree - I would not put these WorldConnect sources on the internet - I
simply use them as little clues for primary research, and source them for
my own usage, or occasionally share them with a fellow researcher on the
same line. I never really reference them as a serious source, nor would I
On August 10, 2007 12:48 PM at , Janis Gilmore
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree - I would not put these WorldConnect sources on the internet -
I
simply use them as little clues for primary research, and source
them for
my own usage, or occasionally share them with a fellow researcher on
the
Don:
That's not the character I need. It's lower case
c with a caron, or a hook over the c, like a small v.
Gene
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At 12:06 PM 8/10/2007, you wrote:
To get the letter you mentioned ç in the
location field as well as notes in Legacy, make
sure the num Lock is turned on and
I didn't hear anything more, seemed like he covered the good stuff in the first
part to me.
Renee Zamora
www.harrisena.com
- Original Message -
From: Bert van Kootwijk
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 9:19 AM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Sneak
I like this - I really, really LIKE this -
Don Cook wrote:
I have actually gone so far as to create a Master Source as follows:
TITLE: Hearsay and random droppings,
PUBLICATION FACTS: unverified and often unattributed data obtained
from on-line meanderings. May be imbedded in forum postings,
Legacy does not support Unicode which you need to do these characters.
Few Genealogy programs do at this point which is dissappointing. In
theory you could open the able in Access and enter the unicode there
but it will appear odd in Legacy.
Jim
On 8/10/07, Gene Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Susan:
Thanks. It appears the only special ASCII characters available there
are those associated with a standard font. For example, I need a
lower case c with a hook over it. Not available in standard fonts.
Gene
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At 08:05 AM 8/10/2007, you wrote:
Gene,
I don't know anything
Gene,
I don't know anything about loading other fonts, but I would think the
programmers would want to know about this, so you should probably send an
example directly to support.
In the meantime, I use the ASCII special characters that you find by
clicking to the left of the Events list in an
Gene Y.:
Thanks for your comments. The problem I have is in trying to insert
the name of Czech surnames and towns that use particular diacritical
characters. I installed a Czech font and customized the Legacy
settings to use that font, but Legacy still gives me the spurious
characters in
Lisa,
It is not possible to change the font colour from within Legacy but this is
not your real problem.
How are you using the Graphics Options to get your background colour? Since
you are using Use Solid Colour then you need to click on the coloured box
on the same line to change colour.
Doesn't HQ require a page number? Does that page number appear in your
citation? Can sheet number be converted to page number?
On 8/9/07, Jim Terry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim,
I use one master source for each US Census and put all of the particulars
in
the Source Details. For example:
Through a source on another Forum, I have learned the following from
Ken McGinnis:
The RichText box control we use for notes supports Unicode. The
regular text box, label control, frame control and a few others do
not support Unicode at this time.
My source says This explains why the data
Gene Wheeler wrote:
When I paste a word into Legacy 6 that contains diacritical marks in an
Eastern European town name, I get a spurious character with certain
letters. Is there a way to make Legacy accept the correct diacritical
marks? Thanks!
Gene
I use Open Office and it has a
Thanks Susan,
I tried printing the reports and do get the items grouped, but they are not
in a table like the regular printed forms. I suppose it doesn't really
matter, just different.
On another note, since joining this list my Spam Load has increased
tremendously. Are these events related?
Susan,
This is quite possible, as in common with all public mailing lists our
emails are picked up by search engines and hence so are the email addresses.
Which is why on mailing lists one should never use one's main email address
(and one of the reasons why I use a web mail address)
Ron
I notice that some genealogy websites publish the email address but
substitute the word at for the @, which is supposed to make it more
difficult for spammers. As in johndoeataol.com.
- Original Message -
From: Sara Binkley Tarpley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi Denise,
As Ron says, email addresses do get harvested from mailing lists. But
Legacy does a good job of removing them before they get archived on
the web.
My GMAIL program saves everyone's email address in a contact list when
I receive an email. Now I am diligent about not opening up
I thought I indicated that I did select the color. The little box that
says Color ... displays the color I selected, which is a tan color.
Your blog said you cannot change the background color on pedigree
changes, which seems so strange. Does that mean that you have to use a
graphic background
Is it possible to globally turn printing of Event Notes on and off in
the various reports?
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I want GenSmarts to analyse a search list from my Legacy file
I put very specific search criteria into the search and had Legacy
produce a list
It is actually a list of those who might have served in WW1 and possible
be on the British Pension Records
I want Gensmarts to analyse it but
Substituting at for @ only works on the dumb spammers. All the others
have taught their bots to read. Fortunately they haven't taught them to
read graphics yet, so entering your e-mail address as a graphic image
works well. For now. Eventually they'll figure those out as well,
probably
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