The easy way is to just do a descendant Book Report or Descendant Narrative
Report on the husband- both families should then show on the report.
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From: W Gurney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would like to print a Descendant Book Report or a Descendant Narrative Report
when
It is obvious, since both HTML and attachments do come thru to the list, that
such are permitted by the software.
If the LUG management really doesn't want this then they have only one choice...
change to program software that simply doesn't accept postings containing HTML
or attachments.
I am completely confused? I have Deluxe. When I am in
the main page:
Home-Family-Pedigree-Descendant-Chronology-Index-
Research Guidance.
and am using Pedigree, there are NO index choices
under this. It is a different sub program. Choosing
Index in the list will not affect the Pedigree one.
I
Just because a server on a FREE webboard doesn't want
to pay for the tools to lock out innocent (and not)
people from sending stuff against the rules, (at the
risk of losing good customers), doesn't make it any
less wrong to send these HTML and attachments.
I applaud Legacy for going the high
Valerie:
In my old version of FTM (v11) there is an Index View rather similar to
Legacy's Name List but the window only shows name plus birth and death date.
You do have the option of sorting the list by name *or* by date of birth. I
haven't used the program for years except to print charts but
Another option is to add the step children to the first marriage (as
well as to the second marriage) and indicate the Relationship to the
Mother (for the first marriage) as whatever makes sense to you..
This works for me for Family Group Sheets but I don't know if it will
print on a Descendant
I believe the original poster was talking about creating a Pedigree Chart
from the Reports option in Legacy, not the Pedigree tab. Go to the menu item
at the very top of the page and select Reports then select Report Menu
(Charts) (or click on the Reports icon on the toolbar). Then click on the
Ron Taylor wrote
Dawn is correct. I have used search and replace to find items in the
sources. You must know which of the fields contains the data you want
and then search and replace with the same data so that nothing is
changed. As the search works you will see the records that are
It ism't their Server - so they can't!
Ron Ferguson
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Ron
I'm afraid that your SQL codings do not work in OpenOffice Base as it does not
use Access SQL but HSQL. I haven't really got time to look at this one today
but will transcribe it shortly.
Ron Ferguson
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Valerie Garton wrote
I am interested in your comment about FTM. Does that mean that you
could look at the index/or whatever it was called view and search all
the columns ?
What do mean exactly by search all the columns? FTM 2005 gives you an
Index View which is simply a list of names with
No I was asking for an hourglass-ish report that shows my parents
ancestors and their descendants (for at least a couple generations). A
number of the commercial sites do this and I had hoped that Legacy
Charting would as well.
Your solution only shows me as a descendant of my parents, and puts
But not my father's and mother's descendants, only mine...oh well,
thank you all for your help though!
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Thank you for the help. I was able to find the search and replace under Search
on the toolbar. I had never really looked at it. I thought all the search
options were under the search button. You know what they say about assuming.
Mary Beth Figgins
Jenny M Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been unable to find an answer in the archives to this prefix/suffix
issue - would really like to fix this!
Tom
On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Jessica Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was replied to by Geoff I believe it was, and he stated it was
being corrected in an update/future
I see the situation now. I have duplicated the index,
and the check mark is ignored by the program. I do see
why having the Index reference the AKAs might be
desirable. It would not put the AKA on the Pedigree
chart part (which is 'footprint challenged'), but only
the index (plenty of room).
As a
Wish Legacy wasn't tied to MapQuest, IMHO it's not the best ... and
very poor for UK.
Regards
Mary Young
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Hi,
I just started recently building my family in Legacy. I started with the
patriarch of the family, not myself and noticed that on the Family tab it
shows that he is Self which I assume is suppose to be me. Hmm is there
anyway to just change that to Husband, as it shows his wife under wife?
No doubt, like me, they started using others before Google had them and it
would be a heck of a job to change :-)
I do agree with you about their quality though.
Ron Ferguson
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That is correct.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
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Depends on where you are and how you use the maps.
If you're in the US and want to find a street less than 5 years old,
Google (first) and MapQuest (second) are the best choices. Yahoo and
MapsOnUs have a lot of maps, but do not update US maps as often as Google
or MapQuest.
MapsOnUs gives
I'm leaning in the direction that the ability to add Alternate Names to the
Index is desirable under certain circumstances. For example, Alternate Names
are not just spelling variations or nicknames but sometimes people go
through the legal process to completely change their birth name. In those
Sorry, Geoff - I must have missed that.
Ron Ferguson
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I've not had any replies to my posts on the Charting Beta List, so thought I
would try here... Can anyone explain what I may be doing wrong?
Connie
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My original post the 'Chart Beta List' on Mar 8, 2008
Maybe this has been covered before and I missed it but... I've just
Connie,
Of the formats you list BMP, JPEG, TIFF do not preserve transparency. I don't
know about PSD as I'm a Gimp man and not Adobe but you are correct in that PNG
does.
Ron Ferguson
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Check settings in 2 locations
1) Help Options - General - Then check suppress options
2) Home - Privacy Options - Then check suppress options
john
JLB wrote:
I'm a little behind the times here, just getting into the new Legacy
Charting today. It's wonderful but I'm having a problem
Hi Ron,
Thanks for the reply My main concern is the size Legacy is currently
saving the chart as (as you will note the sizes I list in prior messages).
'If' the main need is to send via email or place online, then these file
sizes are just fine... but if you want to print a clear 17 x 11 (size
Is the individual (A) a spouse themselves in the Descendant Report or
a real descendant?
If they're a spouse, their other spouses won't show.
You don't have to tag anybody to run a Descendant Report.
The other thing to check, if the individual (A) is a real descendantm
is that you don't
And you all missed:
From: Renee Zamora [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 11:19 PM
Subject: Legacy 7's Secret is Out
To: Legacy Mailing List LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
A little while ago Geoff told us that they had another surprise
in-store for what's coming out in Legacy
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