Hi, am I able to put Genviewer and Legacy 6 Deluxe onto my second computer?
How do I do this?
Tish
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What I usually do with other programs I have is, I tell it to
make a 'copy' send it to the drive the external drive is in.
Keeping the original on my hard drive periodically update it.
Could you please explain what you mean by 'settings' this
.usr? I basically just started using Legacy (free)
I am building my own database (within Legacy) of folks I find with a
particular surname. Currently I'm working on census data so I'm going
through each census to which I have access and entering each individual I
find. Because of the way I'm doing this, there is great repetition in the
Using a zip drive is absolutely the easiest and most convenient. This
assumes you have the install package you downloaded from the web or the cd
if you bought that. This has also been addressed in the archives.
Bob
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thanks, its been years since i paid attention to what folder the reports
were saving too, those were restored ok. my probelm remains with the legacy
settings. i restored the full /program files/legacy folder. the settings
still come up with the new installation settings. i checked the folders
Hi Harold,
You need the .usr files you had before. I don't know how you are restoring.
You need to close Legacy and then copy the .usr files from wherever
you saved your old folders into the new Legacy program folder and
allow the new .usr files to be overwritten.
It's possible you're using a
i am using acronis and i did restore after exiting legacy. used acronis to
create a complete backup of the computer before formatting the harddrive.
all files seem to be over written from the restore as the date/time stamps
reflected the time of the restore. will go back and restore just the
I spent forever taking all my photos off the computer and putting them on
disks to declutter my computer. Then when I wanted photos in Legacy I had to
put them all back on the computer. The minute I move a photo from a folder
then Legacy can’t find it. Do I have to keep every last photo and
Harold:
Make sure you restore ALL .usr fileslegacy creates more than
just legacy.usrCheck their website for a complete listing of usr files.
Kathy
At 09:17 AM 10/16/2007, you wrote:
i am using acronis and i did restore after exiting legacy. used
acronis to create a complete backup of
i restored the folder, that would cover those but does legacy create any
files in other places?
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Harold:
Make sure you restore ALL .usr fileslegacy creates more than just
legacy.usrCheck their website for a complete listing of
For those of you in the Ontario, Canada area, you might be interested in the
full-day Legacy workshop held on Saturday, October 27. See
http://legacynews.typepad.com/legacy_news/2007/10/legacy-workshop.html for
more information.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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Richard.
I have been away for a while hence my lateness in commenting on your email and
usually I don't comment until I see if anybody else has answered but with 600+
to work through. illegitimate is still the official British word,
previously it was bastard.
WRT a prolific relation
Back in June of 2006 I ask you this question:
I use Legacy to store GPS Locations.
I wish Legacy would give the choice of weather to store Lat and Long in
Decimal or Deg/min/sec.
I know there is a conversion routine, but it would be nice to be given a
Choice.
Geoff liked
Hi Melody.
I am also entering all the references that I find for CULLODEN and would
be interested to know how you are doing this entering.
Unfortunately you do not say what the name is nor do you give reference
to the census you mention. Can you tell mw which is the census you are
referring to
Jonathon,
Still wading through the 600+ emails and have now arrived at yours! At least
I'm far enough through to check if they have already been answered and your's
does not yet appear to have been.
I have only come across this numbering in Pedigree Webpages where a person has
two sets of
Is there any way to copy one individual completely into a new person?
The last person you saved can be repeated one field at a time by just clicking
on the title of the field. Click 'given' to repeat the name, 'born' to repeat
the date, 'in' to repeat the place. This takes several clicks, but
Richard,
If others have replied then my aplogies.
The article which you read was incorrect if it meant normally in the sense in
which it reads in your email.
The position with English and Welsh (and, as far as I know, Irish and Scottish)
censuses is that a person can only be recorded at a
Mary,
Many thanks for the laugh - I'm still chuckling!
Ron Ferguson
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Richard,
Rather than break your multimedia file up, have you considered using Pando it's
a free download and you both will need it.
Ron Ferguson
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I am new to Legacy and subscribed to the emails (tons of them) and after
reading all of this stuff I'm beginning to wonder if Legacy is to complicated
for me. WOW...never heard of some of this stuff. Should I revert back to
Family Tree Maker while I still have a chance, meaning I haven't
Marlea:
Truthfully, you probably don't need all the bells and whistles in the program -
unless you want to use them. I use the basic portions of the program and
haven't gotten into a tenth of the stuff that everyone else uses in the program.
It's a great program, easy to use for the basics.
Hi Marilea,
Legacy has a lot of features. If you try to learn all the features of
a big program all at once, every program is too complicated.
Most people find the basics of Legacy easy to use.
It's a good idea to take the time to look at the Tutorials in the
Help and watch the beginning
Hold on - it's not that difficult ;-)
Entering data in Legacy is easy, it's just the details that get complex -
and part of the complexity comes from the flexibility in Legacy that
allows each person to structure things in a way that works for their
research/documenting style.
I've been using
Thanks, I am sending my registration in now. I live about 80 km from the
workshop site.
Cathy
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From: Geoff Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 12:34 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy workshop in Ontario,
Hi Carol,
Put small copies of your pictures on your hard drive and have those
linked to Legacy. You don't have to redo the linking if the small
copies have the same names as the large archive copies. For most uses
in Legacy, a picture only has to be a maximum of 800 pixels wide. I
have 2,500
TechCrunch is reporting that Spectrum Equity Investors has bought a
majority interest in Ancestry's parent company: The Generations
Network and is almost certainly preparing for an IPO or other larger
liquidity event.
It reports that they paid $300 Million and that Ancestry has annual
earnings of
Marilea:
The more times you hear it the better: Don't go back! I was an FTM user
for years before switching to Legacy a couple of years ago. I've never
regretted it for a minute.
There are folks on the list who can make the software do everything but
dance (and maybe that, too). Their posts
Thanks...because lots of these discussions are way over my head.
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From: KathyB
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 6:52 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy Too Complicated???
Marlea:
Truthfully, you probably don't
Thanks...Marilea
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Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 7:11 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy Too Complicated???
I think you should give Legacy a chance. Any program you use will have
a
Hi Tish,
The licence for Legacy allows you to use it on two different
computers, I don't know about GenViewer.
You need to install the programs on the second computer so you need
the program installation files.
If your second computer isn't online, you need to copy the
installation file to
Thank you,
Carol
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Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 5:27 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] picctures
Hi Carol,
Put small copies of your pictures on your hard drive and
Are any of you aware of the specials available to the subscribers to
World Vital Records. If you subscribe to World Vital Records you might
want to check the specials
they have available for their members. Legacy Software at $19.95 and Legacy
Charting Companion at $19.95. There are other specials
Thanks to all who have written with help to my query. I now have Legacey 6
Deluxe on both computers, and will look into the possibilities to do the same
with Genviewer.
This is a great list, and I do thank you all for your patience.
Tish
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Hi Marilyn,
I'd hold off on charting programs until Legacy 7 comes out which
we've been told includes charting.
I have Legacy Charting Companion - it creates some pretty charts but
you have no control over placement apart from playing with box size
and scaling.
Cathy
At 09:16 AM
Good catch. It's $30. I've updated the article.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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Thanks
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Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 7:43 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Legacy Too Complicated???
Marilea,
I would be very surprised if you find it too difficult after using
I must be blind - how much does it cost?
Thanks, Marion
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Thanks, I am sending my registration in now. I live about 80 km from the
workshop site.
Cathy
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To:
Marilea,
I've been using Legacy off and on over several years. (Part of the off
was because my computer crashed and it took me a LLOOONNNGGG while to get
back to having time for the fun stuff.) Even after that break, I can
still handle Legacy. This is unlike other programs where you may
Recently I have some how obtained a program I think, which appears to be
running in the background, as when I try to close down the computer I
am asked to end SMax4PNP and then to end SynTPEnh.exe
Does anyone recognise either of these two programs as I would love to
delete them but hesitate to
Try googling for these files these links tell abit about them.
SynTPEnh.exe
http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/syntpenh/
SMax4PNP http://www.neuber.com/taskmanager/process/smax4pnp.exe.html
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I suggest a Google search - they both pop up with many hits - you may or may
not want what they do but there are a lot of links.
Art Seddon
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To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 10:16 PM
Subject:
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