These stories told to you by your grandmother who is now gone, I would
source these using the Master Source I've got here called Personal
Memory (think I set that up myself, title Personal Recollections, no
author etc), and in the detail say that it is my own memory of tales
told to me by ...,
You don't need a workaround for this.
Just change the paper size in the Printer settings.
Find Print and then your printer Properties under the round button
with the chart icon on top left.
Cathy
At 02:20 PM 27/03/2008, you wrote:
I love reading all the work-arounds that folks come up with
Hello John,
I also asked this question a few years ago because I was not happy with the
AKA sentence , Joannes is sometimes called Jan. Although this is very
appropriate in some cases it did not seem right for spelling variations.
Someone suggested an Event. I made an Event called NAME-LAST alt
Walt,
If you run ToolsPotential Problems this will tell you of any problems such as
the one you stated.
Ron Ferguson
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I have created an event called Family Story (complete with ) with the
sentence structure in all instances as .. There is a [EventName] that
[GivenName] [-Notes].[Sources]
I put all details in the Notes section of the event. The resulting event
sentence reads something like.
There is a
Wendy Howard wrote
These stories told to you by your grandmother who is now gone, I would
source these using the Master Source I've got here called Personal
Memory (think I set that up myself, title Personal Recollections, no
author etc), and in the detail say that it is my own memory of tales
sue klein wrote
I also asked this question a few years ago because I was not happy with
the AKA sentence , Joannes is sometimes called Jan. Although this
is very appropriate in some cases it did not seem right for spelling
variations.
SomeoneĀ suggested an Event. I made an Event calledĀ
Thank you so much to all that responded to my accidental hijack of
this thread. ;) It was very helpful. I have resisted recording those
until I was sure how best to go about it. I'm thrilled that I can now
begin working on narratives for it.
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Ron,
Actually, running Potential Problems is how I first noticed the incorrect
date as it showed all children being born before marriage of parents but how
is that going to tell me where the date came from or other dates or
information that may have been dropped? If incorrect information can
Sorry, Walt, my impression was that you wanted to know how to find any more.
Your revised question below is impossible to answer as one cannot find
something that isn't there.
I can see there being an odd error of this type but not many. It might be an
idea to do a check/repair and problem
Walter,
The incorrect information in your family file could result from a couple
of things:
1. Importing a GEDCOM file that has the bad information in it.
2. Merging records with discrepant information.
Many times in these situations you have to do genealogical research to
find the correct
Hello all. I appreciate the fact that Legacy has a box just for marriages,
but I'd really like to be able to see a person's marriage date at a glance
from the individual window. Is there a way to do that while keeping the
other basics in there (birth, baptism, death, burial)?
Also, does anyone
WALTER D. CONNER wrote:
Actually, running Potential Problems is how I first noticed the
incorrect date as it showed all children being born before marriage of
parents but how is that going to tell me where the date came from or
other dates or information that may have been dropped? If
I assume you're referring to the Individual's Information window? I don't see
anyway to show it with the existing options available on this particular
screen. If there is, someone will point us to it.
In the meantime, you can use the name list, and keep the tab set on family, and
that
MagnoliaSouth wrote:
These were stories she was known for repeating
over and over again, but none of us tired of hearing them. How would I
source that? I don't have any of them in writing, only oral.
I would create a Master Source Type of {Oral Family History}. I would then
source all
On 27 Mar 2008 Dawn Del Guercio wrote:
I'd really like to be able to see a person's marriage date at a glance
from the individual window. Is there a way to do that while keeping
the other basics in there (birth, baptism, death, burial)?
I have the Individual's Information window sized and
Thanks Mary. Although having it on the individual record screen would be
nice, I did play around with the name list the other day, and it's actually
quite handy, so checking marriage dates from that list is a good work
around.
Dawn in Jersey
On 3/27/08, Mary Fowler Leek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Legacy or the new Legacy Charting, is there an easy way to show only
the descendant lines of two sons of a given marriage? There were 10 or
more children, but I want to show my daughter (on one page, if possible)
how she and her third cousin once-removed are connected, without
confusing
You could drag and drop the individual window somewhere on the desktop
to make the marriage information visible.
Evert
2008/3/27, John Clare [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In general, you would need more than one marriage date since people can have
more than one marriage. It looks as though it might become
Connie,
In Legacy, mark every child but the two you want to show as Private.
Then, in Legacy Charting, click on the Privacy Options button and check
Suppress private individuals. This should then only display the
descendants of those two brothers.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
Now, how clever is this! I knew if there was a way to do it or an excellent
work-around, someone would post the information. Great suggestion, Dave.
Mary
- Original Message -
From: Dave Naylor
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 12:53 PM
Connie,
To show how two people are related, you can use the relationship calculator and
then print a report from there. I am not at my computer with Legacy so I am not
sure of the exact options, but I know I have done it. It is a very clean report.
Nancy Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:57:46 -0400
Thanks for the replies. The reason I wanted to get the marriage date on the
individual window is so that as I'm going through various individuals (I
tend to browse via the individual record windows) I'd like to be able to see
all the critical record dates- those dates that I want to have in the
Connie,
Probably not with Legacy Charting, but you can do this nicely with the
Relationship Calculator under Tools. The chart you can print from this may
be what you want.
John S. Adams
Hermosa Beach, CA
Just another day in paradise.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's a great idea! Will give it a try.
Thanks,
Connie Beattie
Geoff Rasmussen wrote:
Connie,
In Legacy, mark every child but the two you want to show as Private.
Then, in Legacy Charting, click on the Privacy Options button and check
Suppress private individuals. This should then only
Ron thanks for your past help,
Sorry, Walt, my impression was that you wanted to know how to find any
more. Your revised question below is impossible to answer as one cannot
find something that isn't there
That is precisely what I wanted to do and I do not know how you figure I
changed the
Ron if I close Legacy then start Passage Express it will open the program
and show the family files. The same applies if you have the deluxe version
of Passage Express, you still have to have Legacy on the computer you are
using to view Passage Express. I guess that first one I made is the only
Thank you, Nancy! It just so happened I was working on a family where the
children were my 3rd cousins 1 removed - the relationship Connie wanted to show
her daughter. The relationship calculator is perfect, as it shows the common
ancestor, then the descendancy from the common ancestor to each
This is exactly what I want! I was so infatuated by the new charting
software that I did not explore the Legacy help files sufficiently.
It worked quickly and perfectly.
Thank you, thank you.
Connie Beattie
Nancy Bender wrote:
Connie,
To show how two people are related, you can use the
Ok, I'm missing something here. How do you go from Individual to Individual
without seeing whether or not there is a spouse, and whether or not you have
a marriage date location?
Elizabeth
researching the descendant of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
From: Dawn Del Guercio
Thanks
Isn't the Relationship Chart an easier way than using the Charting program?
Steven C. Perkins
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 3:02 PM, Geoff Rasmussen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Connie,
In Legacy, mark every child but the two you want to show as Private.
Then, in Legacy Charting, click on the
Can anyone throw light on this error message:-
Access violation at address 0042DC08 in module 'LegacyCharting.exe'. Read
of address 4589575B.
I had just finished printing a chart with photos (5 in all) and attempted to
save but a re-boot was required to get out of the programme.
--
Anne
Hi Dawn, in Family View you could customise the fields to give you a Marriage
field by clicking anywhere to the left of husband's or wife's information where
born, died, buried labels are and a Customise Display box will come up. If you
click on the box with the 3 dots in it, it will let you
Another option is the Index list. You can customize the columns there, and
have several different setups. It's useful to see everyone in your file with
their parents, primary spouse, marriage date, birth date, etc. in columns.
You can see your holes.
Also, remember the shortcut keys. When in the
Oh, this is great! It is probably on a training vid. I need to review those.
Thank you so much, Wendy.
Dee
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wendy
Lavender
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 4:07 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re:
Hi,
What version of Legacy Charting do you have?
Thanks,
Luc Comeau
Legacy Family Tree
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 4:52 PM, Anne Picketts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone throw light on this error message:-
Access violation at address 0042DC08 in module 'LegacyCharting.exe'.
Read of
Hi Walt,
Data corruption of this type caused by an export of a file is serious
but extremely unusual I suspect to the point of being unknown.
One of the strong points of Legacy is that the database is very stable.
Apart from reverting to your old file for your peace of mind, why
don't you
Anne,
I think this is one for Support. An Access Violation happens when the program
is trying to access a space or function to which it is not entitled, or which
is in use. Support may well have some idea why this happened in your specific
circumstances.
Ron Ferguson
On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 1:53 PM, Luc Comeau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What version of Legacy Charting do you have?
7.0.077I downloaded the update yesterday
--
Anne Picketts
Waipu, NZ
NZSG #5331; KFHS #6151
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Hi Dawn,
Don't forget the Chronology View when just browsing to review
people's information.
Cathy
At 06:06 AM 28/03/2008, you wrote:
Thanks for the replies. The reason I wanted to get the marriage
date on the individual window is so that as I'm going through
various individuals (I tend
Hi Sam,
I haven't played much with the Free Passage Express and I don't have
the full version.
However, in my limited experience, the Free Passage Express was most
useful in providing easy to use photo galleries made from the
pictures attached to Legacy.
I understood that in the full
What a great idea! Thank you, John.
Sally
I put family traditions in the Notes of the primary person involved;
i.e., Grandma talked about traveling from Georgia to Alabama in a covered
wagon, so the story is in her general notes. Because of her birth date,
we know that her stories of the
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In Family View the Marriage Information is right under the Male/Female
boxes. Why would you also want to put it on the Individual's display?
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Dee Whiting wrote:
Oh, this is great! It is probably on a
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