OK, now I'm really lost. Linking images to sound files? Images can be
saved in a variety of formats which are generally accessible in all
graphics programs. It's certainly not a choice between Adobe Elements
or CS3.
Compatibility with Legacy is another question. I don't know the list
That answers my question, JL. Thanks!.
Penny
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From: JLB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2008 8:47 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Linking files to Legacy 6.0
I also have census records with several families on them. I just make a
copy for each one. It
When I try and open Legacy 6 I am getting the following message:
Runtime Error 429 ActiveX component cannot create object
Could someone...anyone tell me what the problem is please??
And for those who would say Look in the Archives I have already looked and
cannot find anything for this.
Click on the link for online technical support (at the bottom of each mail)
and look for Solutions by error number.
Or click on this link ;-) http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/helpJetServPk.asp
.
Evert
2008/4/4, Yvonne Murgatroyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When I try and open Legacy 6 I am getting
In actuality, all bloodlines are pure; genetics and biology demand that they be
so...they just aren't the bloodlines people *think* they have!
*GRIN*
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From: Shirl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Thursday, April 3, 2008 3:28:28 PM
Christina,
I believe Photoshop Elements is pretty good for photo manipulation but I use
The Gimp which is Freeware which can be compared with Photoshop but us free
rather than costing loads of money. The latter two both have a learning curve
though. Some of The Gimp techniques are given in
You are right. There are several free PDF creation programs that are set up
like printer drivers.
I still don't get linking PDF's to Legacy if they cannot be printed in
Legacy reports. Is this just a way to find your source document?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is correct to say that there are many printer drivers which can save in the
pdf format indeed, with Open Office one can export direct to pdf. That is not
the problem; the pdf format belongs to Adobe and it is in the *reading* of pdf
files where they excercise their propriety rights.
As for
I use TIF format almost exclusively for the images I attach in Legacy
(census, scans of documents, photographs, etc.). Most of these files
are way over 200KB - in fact they are all in the 3-5 MB range. I have
never had a problem with Legacy handling, saving, or displaying these
images.
Yvonne Murgatroyd wrote:
Please turn off the HTML, there are tips in the archives for this, and stop sending those Cute
animated sig lines from Incredimail. Incredimail is considered spyware by all the major spyware
detection companies. It collects personal information and is not nice to
Well once again nasty remarks, so off I go!!! again.
Yvonne Murgatroyd
www.buxtonairedales.com
Lord keep Your Arm around my shoulder,
and Your Hand across my mouth.
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Why is it that places like Fort Knox, Kentucky (where the gold vault is
located) will not show up on the Master Location List?
Other places like Fort Lewis, WA and Fort Leavenworth, Kansas don't show up as
well. I can get the lat. and Lon. from Google Maps, but was wondering what the
logic was
Go to our website at http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Help.asp Solutions by
Error Number, where you'll find a solution to this error message, among
others.
And please, don't use HTML in your messages, especially those with graphics,
as per the instructions on the Etiquette page, linked to at the
Wayne Boian wrote:
Why is it that places like Fort Knox, Kentucky (where the gold vault is
located) will not show up on the Master Location List?
If you truly mean the Master Location List, You must enter locations there that you use. If you are
talking about the Geolocation list, I don't
There are plenty of nasty remarks here from time to time but Gene's didn't
strike me as nasty.
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 9:13 AM, Yvonne Murgatroyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well once again nasty remarks, so off I go!!! again.
Yvonne Murgatroyd
www.buxtonairedales.com
Lord keep Your Arm
Not all maps choose to include military installations. Google, Yahoo,
and Mapblast omit Fort Ord, CA, for example. However, Mapquest not only
has the base, but a new state park; I don't see info for longitude
lattitude on their website. (BTW, it also found both Ft Ord and Fort
Ord.) If
You might start yourself to send some nice remarks yourself to the persons
who give you advise instead of going on and on about the nasty remarks you
are getting!
My advise was not meant as a nasty remark, but I wanted to point you in the
right direction.
Evert
2008/4/4, Yvonne Murgatroyd [EMAIL
For me, part of it would be finding the source document quickly/readily
without resorting to the paper files (call me lazy), but as has been pointed
out, there are plenty of other ways to accomplish this. The other part
would be the ability to share those source documents easily with my
I'm sorry, but it just struck my funny bone. Maybe it's just that's it's
Friday and I'm in a good mood and a little too easily amused.
But here's a tip tinged with irony: If one is going to reply to an offender
of Lug's netiquette requiring messages to be in plain text, one should
please
Thanks Gene,
I need to drink more coffee. I was talking about the Geolocation list.
Wayne
- Original Message -
From: Gene Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Where is the Gold
Wayne Boian
If you are going again then do us all a favor and STAY GONE until you can abide
by list rules.
Disclaimer: This is NOT a nasty comment, just a forceful request.
- Original Message
From: Yvonne Murgatroyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Friday, April
Yes, it's just like linking in images of census records, death
certificates, etc so they're more quickly available to look at. I
rarely need to and they're also linked back to my 'source library'
through the File ID's, so it could be considered overkill. Still I like
to see the pictures of
Fort Knox, Hardin County Kty. Lat: 38.717 Long 87.500
Bill Daniels
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I got a chuckle out of it, too, and wondered if anyone realizes just how
many HTML messages are posted here. Since they don't include graphics, I
guess they don't get much attention. But they show up on my screen with
fancy fonts -- so it's easy to spot them.
Heck, I don't receive my own
I have my Legacy information saved to a flash drive for a backup. Today I
inserted the flash drive into my computer and opened the program. I didn't
change anything and when I closed it, it asked if I wanted to save it, but I
clicked on Skip. I removed the flash drive and then went to the
Is there a way to select different date formats for different purposes? I
want the dates to be abreviated (Feb) on the input screens and FG sheets,
but not (February) on my narrative reports.
I've found Options Dates, but that applies to everything.
Thanks,
Kris
Legacy User Group
Wayne Boian wrote:
Thanks Gene,
I need to drink more coffee. I was talking about the Geolocation list.
Wayne
That's OK.
I'd offer you some of mine but I already drank it all. g
--
Gene Y.
n2kvs
Researching Young, Zies, Harer Cox with
Legacy Family Tree
http://h1.ripway.com/egptech/
Jan,
Probably, but it rather depends on how consciencious you have been in backing
up (it is *not* called saving - this difference is important). Thank goodness
though that this time you were lax!
Provided that you did back up your files when you exited after your last update
on your
This might not be a solution, but I got some flash drive, BRAND Scan Disk,
Cruzer, and somewhere along the way, I've heard that when exiting that flash
drive, one could loose all their information. SO as a precaution I always
back my genealogy a couple places and I always start with the
Can anyone direct me to someone to print a (very large) horizontal wall
chart, created by Legacy Chartine?
Janis Gilmore
Gilmore Entertainment
www.TheCarolinaOpry.com
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For those that didn't know, Luc Comeau the writer of Genviewer,
Genmatcher. He is now part of the Millennia Team. His current project
now is LegacyCharting.
-Tim
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Thanks, Ron -- That's what I've been doing, but I always forget and have
to go back and change it, so I was just hoping I was missing something
obvious.
Kris
On Fri, 04 Apr 2008 13:44:15 -0500, ronald ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Kris,
Without checking, I don't think so, but
http://www.legacyfamilytreestore.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=6
Just click anywhere on the maps
-Tim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Janis Gilmore
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 11:51 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
I had to recapture my data from my GEDCOMs saved on Rootsweb. Was unable to
download my backups from my email accounts due to erroneous virus detection.
What I notice now is this: when I have sources noted for any given individual,
the event name on the individual screen is no longer
Kris,
Without checking, I don't think so, but there is nothing to stop you changing
the format depending on the application which you wish to run.
Ron Ferguson
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(http://travel.aol.com/travel-guide/united-states?ncid=aoltrv000316)
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It isn't a nasty comment? Then heaven help us!!! It just so happens that I
know that Yvonne does not know how to configure her email reader.
I also think you need the take a good look at the etiquette rules as you email
is an obvious flame.
Ron Ferguson
That was suppose to say...
For those that didn't know, Luc Comeau the writer of Genviewer,
Genmatcher. He is now part of the Millennia Team. His current project
now is LegacyCharting.
And I did get his permission.
With that large mistake. I unsub and appologise
-Tim
Legacy User Group
Thanks,
After Ron and your comments I can see the advantages to adding source
images/pdf's to Legacy. I think one of the main advantages for me (now that
I think about it) is that I can transport this information to other
locations via the multimedia back up.
I still remember a comment some
Janis,
Have you tried Legacy?
See http://www.legacyfamilytreestore.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=6
Ron Ferguson
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http://www.fergys.co.uk
View the Grimshaw Family Tree
Roxanne,
You will find it at OptionsCustomiseColours and select Contents and the
colour you wish
Ron Ferguson
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http://www.fergys.co.uk
View the Grimshaw Family Tree
There are only 2 which, initially, you need to concern yourself with: .fdb is
the extension for the database contents of your family details - ie. personal,
events, sources etc. The .zip is a standrad zip file used by Legacy to store
your .fdb back-up files. (You may also come across .usr
Ron,
Thank you for the directions. I went to Restore Family File and when I
clicked on it, a window labeled Select a Backed up Family File to Restore
came up. In the Look In: box, it had Temporary Directory 3 for Stitz
Family Tree.zip. I was concerned about it saying temporary directory,
Hello Jenny
You could have found this yourself by searching :TIFF but anyway follow
this url
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TIFF
Research is always finding something new about something old
Reg
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I haven't had any trouble over 200 Kb but if Sherry said so it must be true.
That's how it works. The linked files go with the database. Look out
for renaming files outside of Legacy though as it can be a pain to find
them again. Renaming inside Legacy (Picture Center) is a pain too
though
Nina,
Thank you for the ideas. It happens that I do have the Scan Disk, Cruzer.
I plan to start using the date in my backups as I think that is a good idea.
Jan Stitz
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This might not be a solution, but I got some flash drive, BRAND Scan
Disk,
Cruzer, and somewhere
I am so sorry Ruth you feel this way about me and apprarently by your CURT
remarks ; people like me are a nuisnace.
Why people like you would turn off anyone from buying Legacy or asking
questiuons here.
But as I said in a prior thankyou and applause message to the group here; it
only
In what country? Area?
Rich in LA CA
--- Janis Gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone direct me to someone to print a (very
large) horizontal wall
chart, created by Legacy Chartine?
Janis Gilmore
Gilmore Entertainment
www.TheCarolinaOpry.com
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I just backed up my Legacy to a flash drive and wanted to test it, so I went
to the Legacy Website where I went to tips. I was trying to follow the
steps but am having some problems. Here is what I've done:
I put in the flash drive and clicked on the zipped folder Stitz_2008-ap4.
The window
Would it be possible for people who have personal complaints against
each other to write that to each other personally? I get about 200
emails a day and it's an extra 2 clicks everytime to open the mail and
then delete it when I see yet another back and forth on the playground
as if we're
Hi Jan,
See below
At 08:50 AM 5/04/2008, you wrote:
I just backed up my Legacy to a flash drive and wanted to test it,
so I went to the Legacy Website where I went to tips. I was trying
to follow the steps but am having some problems. Here is what I've done:
I put in the flash drive and
Hi, when I go to get the information that I have put into the note icon on the
first screen view of a person, for some reason it minimizes down to the lower
menu of the Computer, and will not allow any information to be seen. I am sure
it is some silly simple thing I am doing, but can't figure
Hi Tish,
I think this is what has happened.
The last time you were looking at the Notes, you clicked the button
with the horizontal line to minimise the window instead of closing it.
I do that from time to time.
You just need to click one of the buttons with the boxes on them. The
one with
For ease of use, Elements will be easier for a beginner to learn. The full
Photoshop has lots of capability that most users will never come close to
using or understanding.
Gary Templeman
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From: Christina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Tish,
I think this is what you are seeing on your screen.
For some reason, the window was minimized so you are looking at a blue bar
about 2 inches long in the lower left corner of your screen.
No problem, much easier to correct than to describe ...
Just 'hover' your mouse over the minimized blue
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