do you know if it will also work with Windows 2000, I think that most of the
ones at our FHC are running Windows 2000
Thanks
Charlotte
- Original Message -
From: Gene Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 9:07 AM
Subject: Re:
I have tried many and I would not recommend anything anymore except
IPTC. This is embedded information that will not leave your photos on
the next, next and next re-arrangement of them. That is the problem
with most captioning software, whatever it is. It works in one place
but won't let
and Adobe has a less full-featured one called Adobe Photoshop Album
Starter Edition. You can tag all the photos, and then look at the
ones you want, create basic slideshows, etc.
and the best part - it is free!!!
On Nov 30, 2007 9:01 PM, Connie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop Elements comes combined with an 'organizer' that might be
just what you are looking for. Version 6 was just recently released, hence
you might be able to find an older version for sale online (eBay, Craigslist
etc,) at a reduced price (v4-5 will do you just fine :-)).
Once you have
Mary Beth
You bring up a very good point about Legacy's photo album limitations.
Unlike some others who have responded recently to photo questions, I fully
support entering ALL photos you have into Legacy. This would include all
the info you have about each photo: names, date, place, etc. It is
When trying to print a Descendant Narrative report, I come up with the
message that path not found. This has only happened since installing Legacy
Delux 6 on a new computer
Can someone please suggest how to correct this?
Many thanks
Susan Jones
Researching; Pegrum, Haggis, Pearman, Crawford,
As far as which one, I'd say take your pick. For closer family I choose
2 or 3 of my favs and change the preferred one to show when I get
bored. I used to link in alot of pictures but found them really slow to
scroll through and really, the main question there is what do you plan
to use them
Charlotte Jack wrote:
do you know if it will also work with Windows 2000, I think that most of
the ones at our FHC are running Windows 2000
Thanks
Charlotte
Not that I am aware of. You will have to go to their site to see if they have a free version that
is compatible. The other
Susan,
Congratulations on your book and on the very detailed instructions which you
have given, which I am sure many will find very useful, and I hope your
relatives enjoy it.
As an addendum, may I say that for those who do not have, nor wish to afford MS
Word, that the free Open Office will
I'm only guessing - I could not get a hit on error 76 in the help files:
Is your program, family tree file, your photos and such all in the same
directories as they were on the old computer?
Try (from the menu) selecting OPTIONS, then CUSTOMIZE, then LOCATIONS tab.
Click on the TEST ALL
Ok Thanks for the information I will check to see if there is a computer at
the FHC that runs windows XP if not I certainly will consider buying the
other version.
Thanks Charlotte
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From: Gene Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent:
Hello. I'm new to the group but saw this thread and wanted to add my two
cents' worth. I submitted the suggestion of running a lite version of
Legacy on a flash drive to Legacy Technical Support in October. They
responded that this was on their project enhancement list. It would be great
to have
Charlotte Jack wrote:
Is there anyway to load the Legacy program on a flash drive and have it
work on a computer at the FHC that does not have Legacy on it. I put it
on the flash drive and was able to use it from there on my computer at
home but when I took it to the FHC it will not work.
Cathy,
Difficult to understand that, as I thought it was yourself who requested the
change (or was it another Cathy?).
Ron Ferguson
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*Over 650 Surnames from
Hi Lester
Unfortunately, the Geo location database for new Zealand is something that
Legacy doesn't do very comprehensively. There are no provinces in the
database, just cities and country. Christchurch is there, but don't try and
match it with Canterbury, just settle for New Zealand.
I have
Excellent information about putting all the elements together for a
book. I'm sure all of your family will be thrilled. Thanks for sharing
it all . . .
Bob
Susan Daily wrote:
I just received from the printer two copies of the paperback version
of my first published family history book. I
Cathy,
Difficult to understand that, as I thought it was yourself who requested the
change (or was it another Cathy?).
Ron Ferguson
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For Genealogy, Software and Social visit:
http://www.fergys.co.uk
*Over 650 Surnames from
Susan, thanks for the information on the lulu site. I wish I had known
about it a long time ago...
Betsy
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I realize this is a matter of choice, but I would be interested in hearing
your thoughts on which photos you choose to link to Legacy. Obviously, if I
only have 1 or 2 photos of a given ancestor, I attach them all. But what
about a closer relative - parents for instance? Would you select a
Susan,
Try this: Click on Options on the menu and select Customize. Next click on
the Locations tab and then click the Reset button for Location of temporary
files.
Let us know how it goes.
Jim Terry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Many thanks Jim. That worked a treat. This new computer is a dual core, so
Legacy is loaded onto the d drive and in the Options it was showing as c
drive.
Thanks again
Susan
Researching; Pegrum, Haggis, Pearman, Crawford, Aitchison, Armstrong,
Mewburn, Elliott, Frost, Rafferty, Lewry, Golding,
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