We occasionally need to remind new people that all
changes are 'saved' permanently immediately. So the
only change that you NEED to check after a crash is
what you were working on. It is sort of strange, but
it remembers what you have done, but not where you did
it. I used to get this often, but ne
Hi Susan,
I've tried to reproduce this and can't. Can you?
How are you moving from field to source?
I can't get to the Source until I deal with the County Verifier.
That's normally the way with Legacy.
I mainly use the mouse to move around - and it sounds as if you are as well.
Cathy
At 10
Cathy,
Thanks for the response. I hadn't thought of looking for the modified date.
That is helpful. I wonder if it will catch Master source or location changes
not tied to an individual?
Actually, Access is quite happy to open a read only database, it just warns
you that no updates will be save
I was working in a new family file and I entered the following
location in an event:
Saint Louis, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri, USA
>From the location field, I clicked on the Souce icon. Briefly I saw a
pop-up message which was presumably the County Verifier telling me
there was no such c
Thanks for the reply. I had checked those already. What I didn't see is
that you have to save your changes to the book report each time. I was
assuming that the default was to over-write, similar to how it is done when
entering
data into the family records. No such luck.
**
Hi Jim,
You can't lock the database in the sense you mean - I hadn't realised
that Legacy now took a read only database and assumed you wanted to
open it so changed the attribute for you - certainly easier for those
who are less computer literate but annoying if you thought you were
looking at
I'm a new Legacy user looking for an alternative to FTM which I've used for
years. I've had no problem importing my main database and am enjoying the
tools that Legacy has for cleaning up my sources and locations. The Legacy
tools are far superior to what I've had to work with in FTM. The recent
Actually, that's not true for this UG. You do click on the bottom link in
the e-mail. But that brings you to a Legacy web site. At that site:
1) you enter the e-mail address you want changed (ie: the e-mail address you
want removed from the mailing list),
2) put a check next to each mailing l
Darlene,
You can read about our current and next cruise by going to our home page and
clicking on the links for the 2007 Hawaii Cruise and 2008 European Cruise.
The links are about mid-way down the page, just underneath the picture of
the cruise ship
Thanks for using Legacy.
Sherry
Customer Sup
Roger:
I'm not exactly sure I understand your issue but will try to explain
a bit about Legacy and see if that won't clarify it for you.
As I understand it, you have entered your Mom's line back to the
1500's( congrats on that by the way..some of us who are stuck in the
1700's are jealous alrea
She has to use that link to go to the website to
unsubscribe. It's self-explanatory when she gets
there.
Elaine
> Kathy,
> Unsubscribing from the list is very easy. Just look at the last line
> of each email. See where it says "To
> unsubscribe:" Click on that link
> then put the word Unsubscr
I have a similar problem with my kids. I use the "Windows+L" key combo to
lock down until my password is re-entered. My battle is keeping the
password a secret.
-Mitch
Houston
On 9/13/07, Mike Fry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Linda Altman wrote:
> > If you are using Windows, you can make a c
Jim,
I'll gladly take your place if the suffering is too great...grin.
Jon Raymond
St Paul Park, MN
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~raymond/
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Kathy
Look down a few lines on your email -it says 'to unsubscribe !'
Regards
Graeme
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Sent: Tuesday, 18 September 2007 3:38 a.m.
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] m
I wish all of you going on this cruise, to Hawaii,
a safe and wonderful trip. I have never been on one
of these cruises, and was wondering what the itinery
for one would look like? Are there guest speakers on
board? What does it cost? I am sure spouses are
welcome, but can one bring a couple
Dear sirs, please tell me how to get off the user group mailing list. I don't
want these emails.
Thank you for your help!
Kathy Shute
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Legacy User Grou
Some of us who are not going will be around to assist
as usual.
Rich in LA CA
--- Ken McGinnis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I just wanted to send a reminder that early this
> Wednesday we will be leaving on
> our 12 day Legacy Genealogy Cruise to Hawaii. Some
> of us will be back on Oct.
> 2nd
Thanks so much, Sherry! Next year, Europe? I hope
Germany is included! :-D I am going to the website,
now! Thanks a lot, Sherry!
Darlene
--- Sherry/Support <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Darlene,
>
> You can read about our current and next cruise by
> going to our home page and
> clicki
Hi Jim,
Dirty job, indeed! LOL
Darlene
--- Jim Terry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This Hawaii cruise is part of our job. And you know
> the old saying: "It's a
> dirty job, but somebody has to do it."
>
> Suffering in paradise,
>
> Jim Terry
> Technical Support
> Legacy Family Tree
>
>
This Hawaii cruise is part of our job. And you know the old saying: "It's a
dirty job, but somebody has to do it."
Suffering in paradise,
Jim Terry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
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Kathy,
Unsubscribing from the list is very easy. Just look at the last line
of each email. See where it says "To unsubscribe:" Click on that link
then put the word Unsubscribe in the subject and body.
Marilyn
On 9/17/07, Kathy Shute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear sirs, please tell me how to g
Kathy, at the very bottom of this message is a link. I've copied it here. If
you click on this you can unsubscribe.
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/LegacyLists.asp
- Original Message -
From: Kathy Shute
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 3
Not sure why you would want them in separate files, but you could do it a
couple of ways. You could tag the individuals that you want in the new file and
choose File > Export To > Legacy File. Give it a new file name, clicking Save
opens a dialog box where you make your selection on whom you wan
I just wanted to send a reminder that early this Wednesday we will be leaving on
our 12 day Legacy Genealogy Cruise to Hawaii. Some of us will be back on Oct.
2nd. Others will be back a couple days after that.
There will be limited email support and no phone support during those 12 days.
We
Roger:
There have been some pretty active discussions on this list about whether to
keep just one main file or to split it in two (one for each parent) or even
four (one for each grandparent). (This is different from the "splitting vs
lumping" discussion that you might see in the archives.) I've
Hi Roger,
First off, I have a question for you. When you talk about a "Family
group list" do you mean the list found in View > Tree Finder? Or
something else?
Genealogists who use Legacy Family Tree enter their data in different
ways. There is a large group of us who like to have everyone in one
L
I am in need of some expert help and I know I will get it, it goes like
this;
I started putting in my fathers name and info down, then to my Gfathers
name, and info and so on. Then I started on my Mothers side and that is
where I get lost (small room) I put her info in and put her fathers name and
For a lot of my sources, I have a big graphic that accompanies it. It is
of use to **me** but probably not all of them are of use or interest to
the reader, and if I print them all, it is paper wasting.
Suppose I have a five graphics for US Census, Illinois, but only want
two of them to print
Ron, Sara, Elaine, Linda, Mary, Elizabeth, Jan, John and others who
responded off-list,
Many thanks to all of you for your responses on the issue of which
name to list for an adopted child, his birth name or adopted name.
Following all of the above emails, I believe I am showing it
"correctly", i.
Gary, Ron and Jackie,
Sorry I haven't been able to reply and thank you all earlier as my PC has
been down for some while.
Last weekend I followed your advice (and other suggestions on the net) to
resolve the issue but to no avail. As a final shot I opened up the files in
explorer using Microsoft
Discombobulating …….
What a fantastic word!!
Cheers,
Jan
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dick
Hillenbrand
Sent: Sunday, 16 September 2007 10:10:PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Is there a way to lock files or
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