Kimberly:
Although I am certainly no programmer, angle brackets in databases seem to
be troublesome. I used them extensively for both dates and locations where
I had only questionable sources--and then discovered that GEDCOMs posted at
RootsWeb's WorldConnect automatically delete anything between
Yippee!!! Yahoo!!! If I had only a short list, that would be on it.
But, sigh, is Legacy 7 ever coming...
--
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
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Cathy wrote:
Sorry, I must have had Legacy 6 beta open by mistake at the time.
Lately I've usu
Why not use Options > Cutomise to copy all the RINs over to User ID
at once and then go through using the Name List with Edit tab at the
front and add the prefix or suffix to it that you want?
Cathy
At 08:43 PM 8/05/2008, you wrote:
MICHELLE CROSBY wrote
Earlier this week there was a posting
Oo!!! Good news!! :-)
Thanks,
Keith
On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 8:53 PM, Cathy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry, I must have had Legacy 6 beta open by mistake at the time. Lately
> I've usually had .Legacy 7 beta and the normal Legacy 6 open.
>
> It's coming in Legacy 7.
>
> Cathy
>
> At
Sorry, I must have had Legacy 6 beta open by mistake at the time.
Lately I've usually had .Legacy 7 beta and the normal Legacy 6 open.
It's coming in Legacy 7.
Cathy
At 08:29 PM 8/05/2008, you wrote:
Cathy wrote
Try searching on Source Citation which is the Source Detail
including Sourc
For locations: I have settled on using the <> carats. The Master Location
list handles them just fine, and by checking the box in the lower left corner,
the sorts adjacent to its partner. If I need additional detail or
clarification, I'll include that in the notes.
For dates:
I use "A
Thanks! Now I get it!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cathy
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 10:39 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Living flag changes
It means that with Advanced Set Living, if someone is m
Rich,
I don't use html the point is if I put an angle bracket into my email then
something, somewhere, may even be Hotmail, decides for itself that it is html
and strips it.
To clarify what I am saying, I will use "[" and "]" instead of the respective
angle brackets; so it is listed as "Engl
You can use Ctrl-c and Ctrl-v and paste the place
names into the e-mail, you need not use html.
You said 'this reads "Englandab, abNot Westmorland'
which I translate to this reads "England], [Not
> Westmorland or this reads "England[, ]Not
> Westmorland , which confuses me.
Rich in LA CA
--- ron
OH! I completely missed that in the Master Location List. So, it is
being interpreted as a location, which is a big relief. Thanks!
Still the problem of the display in the Pedigree view. I need to
easily see that a date or location is *probable* - yet in a way that
works in Legacy. I could just wo
Yes Ron explained this, and I have to be honest and say I wasn't aware of
this.
Thanks for the tip.
Keith
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cathy
> Sent: 08 May 2008 03:39
> To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
> Subject: RE: [L
No I wouldn't. Date and place would be enough for me :) I do take your
point, but that would be taking it to silly levels.
As for double entering I don't see this as a huge problem. I'm sure the
source clipboard could be amended to paste the source clipboard to both date
& place fields.
Keith
>
Kimberly,
I do not use many angle brackets, in fact the only instances I do use them are
in connection with the UK 1841 census where a location may be given as "not of
this County". I cannot show you the exact arrangement I use as somewhere along
the line it will be decided that I am sending
In a few situations I have identified a highly probable death or
burial record for an individual, but the record isn't strong enough to
stand on its own. I still want to record and display this
information, yet clearly see that it is "probable", still needing
further investigation and support.
So
Carol,
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.
While you're on the Legacy website, check out the options under the Help
Center menu - the Tips is a great place to learn how to use
I'm totally new to Legacy after having been a Rootsweb user for 8 years. I
have a database of 63,000 plus names and am struggling a tad and will
appreciate any advice you may have for me.
When I try to add a spouse or father/mother, I get an error message "3021:
Error getting next deleted R
MICHELLE CROSBY wrote
Earlier this week there was a posting regarding ID numbers and RIN's -
exactly, how does one go about assigning ID numbers
I want to do Initials of the person along with their RIN's IE...
RJC1 , BLE2
I went to Options, Customize then other, I found where you can create
Cathy wrote
Try searching on Source Citation which is the Source Detail including
Source Detail text
Where are you finding the option to search Source Detail?
It's not in the "normal" search list and although in Search and Replace
one can search for words entered in any part of the Citation (
Hi Shirl and everybody else:
I apologize for the incovenience.
I´ll make sure that such option will be disabled in the future.
(If the procedure worked for this e-mail it means I´m doing the right thing)
Best.
Al
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From: Shirl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 07,
Is this a contest? What do you people do when you have *real* problems
in your life?
JL, who hopes this is over when I wake up tomorrow.
HLeBblanc wrote:
Would you believe 114?
Heather in rainy Montreal
Wha's this all about? I've received a dozen or more of the following
e-mail overnight.
Marilyn wrote:
>I would guess the system hicupped and agree it may have to do with
>getting ready for the release of version 7.
Goodness me, does that mean every time a company updates their software, we'll
all be inundated with blank emails?
What a load of twaddle... - version 7 is probably mont
With all due respect, have we beaten this subject to death yet?
--
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
Ann Parsons wrote:
Sherry,
With all due respect Jim's message did not arrive in my email until after 1
pm today.
Ann
- Original Me
What I do is, for each fact I use a Source and in the
Source detail I put a 'transcription' of the 'part' of
the date/place found there. Example: a tombstone may
have only years, and initials instead of full name. So
each of the two or three sources can show what it
has/doesn't have.
Rich in LA CA
Actually, no you won't. Geoff posted a correction to clarify that he did NOT
state the release date was May 10, only that it is "soon". Michelle, you
will be able to download v. 7 as soon as it is released. A date of May 10th
has not been officially announced.
Gary Templeman
- Original Me
Clearly we need to restrain annoyance with those who continue (as it would
appear) to write in about their influx of subscription messages.
I posted to the list at 10-something AM this morning, and my message just
came through, shortly before 9 this evening. (My message was in regard to
sourcing d
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