Still waiting for my password, but let me ask - how is this Legacy Charting
Pre-Release different from my Legacy Charting Companion? Is this new release
an update to what I already have? Confused a wee bit.
Mary
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With Legacy you are basically correct. Other systems may loosen the wording,
but the concept is still the same. In some ways, Legacy seems very moral in
its approach, but basically it relates to the setting up of the database and
the words used.
A child is the creation of a man and a woman. The
File maintenance does NOT remove them. hope that helps a bit!
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 9:38 PM, familyjesse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Can anyone tell me if doing file maintenance removes all unlinked
> individuals? I have some people that I can't seem to find. If file
> maintenance does remo
Geoff,
Great program but:
The first thing I tried to do did not work. I tried to create a simple 2 Gen
11x17 pdf chart with Father, Mother and (male and female) children. I
included pictures birth, death and locations but did not want Children's
spouses. I was going to copy the chart to a flash dri
Thanks to all for your suggestions. I'd like to explain what I
was doing and what apparently triggered the 6145 error.
I wanted to do the descendant report (not the descendant book)
setting it for 3 generation and wanted to include columns for
"descensants", "sex", birth date", "birth place",
Geoff,
All of us are anxious for v-7 and I'm sure all of you are anxious to launch
the release of v-7. But, please, take your time...if a glitch arises, we can
wait. Just get it right the first time...grin.
Jon Raymond
St Paul Park, MN
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~raymond/
Michele,
Legacy Charting will run as a stand alone program, with a button on the
Legacy Family Tree toolbar, something similar to the way Passage Express
works with Legacy now.
Jim Terry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
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Pat,
I take it that you are using the Descendant Chart. This report will not produce
the General and Research Notes but will do all the rest, and I have just
checked mine and had no problems. I cannot understand why you got the message
though, because for me it just didn't print the Notes.
B
When you downloaded it, the password was on the screen!
Mary
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To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Legacy Charting Pre-Release Editio
Takes abour half an hour.
So be patient, it will come.
Loek
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy Charting Pre-Release Edition Now Available
For Free Download
This requires a password . . . .
Geoff,
Twice now when in the charting program I get *hung up* with this error menu:
Sizing Options: LegacyCharting.EXE - no disk
There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive E:
Of course there is no disk in the drive. I was not doing anything with that
drive. No matter what I
I'm sure there will be some more considered reviews along from the "old
hands" on this list, but after having a play with this program I think a big
well done is deserved for the developers.
What I particularly like:
The Office 2007 style. I'm sure there will be those that dislike it
becau
Janis,
The more I thought about it - it is not that much more work to
properly document what I am finding. IN some cases - one source
cannot do it - so I am recording what I can and hope to be able to
afford Ancestry in the future. Difficult to justify $155 when
retired! LOTS can be obtained f
Hi Kent,
It matters because not all your export of data may be to Rootsweb
that obviously have a control of their own.
You can use Advanced Set Living to automagically "kill off" those
marked living who lived in the 1700s.
This is a deluxe feature.
Cathy
At 03:06 AM 5/03/2008, you wrote:
Thank you. I was happy to download it and take a look...however, no email
with a password has yet been sent.
Yvonne Morehouse
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Hello Geoff,
Thank You for the download preview. I like these features.
- Easily email any chart to family members
- Export to .pdf, .bmp, .jpg, .png, .tiff, .psd
- Order a wall chart and have it delivered to your front door
- Includes a thorough help reference system for easy reference
The one
Hi Geoff
My version (with the download) shows up as 6.0.0.190 - does this mean I have
lost all the V.7 features?
Anne
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>From the download page the password is wallcharts
Mark
>Downloaded the program but have not received an e-mail and is not in spam
or
>junk box, so you may need to put the password on this LUG. Thanks.
>
>
>
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Arch
Sorry to ask the obvious, but did you read the "Important #1" paragraph on
the download page? http://www.legacycharting.com/download.asp
John
> What a tease! I have been able to download Legacy Charting but am still
> waiting on my password to arrive.
>
> But seriously, thanks for the Pre-release
wallcharts in small letters
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> Downloaded the program but have not received an e-mail and is not in spam or
> junk box, so you may need to put the password on this LUG. Thanks.
> - Original Message ---
Valerie,
There are only two possibilities: show him as the son of Andrew with a note to
say he might not be; or enter him as an unlinked individual with a note to say
he is the nephew of "x". I suppose there is a third - don't enter him at all,
though I do one of the first two.
Ron Ferguson
wallcharts
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This requires a password . . . . I downloaded the program about 20 minutes
ago a
Kent
Surely people are one or the other and it is quite important to know the
difference. The difference, in terms of your research work, is that if they
are living then it is pointless searching for where they are buried. An
added advantage to setting the status is that if you publish your tre
Hi Keith
Same here and have to admit I am very excited.
Anne
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My intial thoughts:
1. I like the imitation of the latest Microsoft Office with the ribbon et
all.
2. Very good ease of use
3. I like the ability to expand/collapse the tree based on "marriages"
4. I like the ability to add a colour shade for females and males separately
5. I like the ability to h
Gary,
It's not that the database *can't* be converted, but that there is not
enough incentive to pay someone to do it. In a previous life I wrote
software to convert old DOS-based databases to newer formats, including
some where the original program was no longer available and there was no
inform
The password is listed on the download page.
It is wallcharts
Mark
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Downloaded the program but have not received an e-mail and is not in spam or
junk box, so you may need to put the password on this LUG. Thanks.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 10:39 AM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy Chartin
It will be included with Legacy 7.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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Martell
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 12:43 PM
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The source citations that your reports should carry their own weight. Even
if you do not plan to publish in a formal way, and your family doesn't care
about the citations.
Remember that your work will only last as long as the citations warrant.
Janis
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Here's the password: wallcharts
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
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Will Legacy Charting be integrated into Legacy 7 or will it be a separate
module?
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Wayne Martell
Victoria, BC, Canada
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From: Geoff Rasmussen
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 10:39 AM
Subject: [Le
This requires a password . . . . I downloaded the program about 20 minutes
ago and am still waiting for the password. . . . and no it isn't stuck in my
spam filter. Can you just tell us what it is?
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From: "Geoff Rasmussen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
What a tease! I have been able to download Legacy Charting but am still
waiting on my password to arrive.
But seriously, thanks for the Pre-release Geoff and all you guys at
Millennia. You know there are many eager folks waiting to give this a spin.
Keith
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14" 1024 X 768 works fine for me.
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> Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Screen size ?
>
>
> I have a older (2002
Gary you are so right. I have Heritage Quest at home to copy and link to
Legacy census source. Trouble is HQ is not too well indexed so some people
are not found in index. I can drive 10 minutes to library to access
Ancestry. Ancestry index is better at finding people. I get 45 minutes on
libra
I wonder if I'm missing something, because it has never occurred to me
to mark someone for whom I have no data as Living or Dead.
There is only one reason I can think of: uploading my file to RootsWeb.com.
Obviously I don't want living people to show up on the internet. So I just
checked some
We are getting closer to the release of Legacy Family Tree version 7. We are
just as anxious as you are for the great new features to come, but we also
want to be sure that we haven't overlooked anything.
One of the biggest new features will be the ability to create large-scale
wall charts, includ
Ever thought of buying a large screen for use at home the you to not lug
around.
Sven-Ove
Valerie Garton wrote:
I am thinking of buying a new lap top and want to purchase a much
lighter one. The only problem is that the lighter they are the smaller
the screens.
I am wondering what is the s
I have a older (2002 model) laptop withn a 15" display (NOT widescreen)
set at 1024x768 pixels. The Legacy window is set to be just a little
smaller than the full screen, to allow access to some utilities whose
icons are at the edge of the display. I've been wearing bifocals for
years and have no
Thank you, Dawn. You may have given me another way to look for some "lost
in the census" ancestors. I'm off to search for neighbors - again...
John
>
> When a census is very difficult to read, or the name is completely wrong
> (one of my ancestors started a new page, but the census taker contin
Jim,
I laughed when I saw your original message. A phrase (certainly used
in Ireland at any rate) comes to mind, which is: "It could happen to a
bishop"!!!
Regards,
Dermot.
On 03/03/2008, Jim Terry/Support <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I apologize for selecting the wrong group to send this mess
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Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 12:34 AM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Census Formats? Totally confused!!
Gary,
What you say is perfectly true which is one of the reasons I do not use
commercial company's references for
Valerie,
Excuse my delay in replying.
This is a longish e-mail, but I believe this question was already
answered for you a fortnight ago, when you sent a similar e-mail on
13-Feb-2008. According to my records, 4 people replied to you on
13/14-Feb-2008, namely: Susan Daily, Michael J Method, Ron
ronald ferguson wrote
However, I suggest that this is not the point. I agree that the full
references for a piece of paper held by eg. The National Archives is
that given by them; but does the reference matter at all. No matter
what changes commercial companies may make to their indexes the
qu
Gary,
What you say is perfectly true which is one of the reasons I do not use
commercial company's references for documents (except for the Family Search IGI
which Legcay automatically includes in the description when downloading
details).
However, I suggest that this is not the point. I agre
I ran it on a 13" for years and did fine. I now wear glasses however,
and I didn't used to.
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
Valerie Garton wrote:
I am thinking of buying a new lap top and want to purchase a much
lighter one. The only
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