Will
The cure I was given did work for a while but now the problem has returned.
You do have a user "admin" as it is effectively the main operating system
tasks.
I did some "googling around" and error 3260 in the context of MS Access and
VB (which is how Legacy is built) is a problem regarding rec
Jane:
Perfect!!! Works the same in Ver 7.
Thanks so much. Boy, so much to learn!!! I've only been using
Legacy a couple of weeks and it's great but I have a big learning curve.
Cathy Vallevieni
At 09:26 PM 7/20/2008, you wrote:
Cathy,
I played around a bit and think the marriage numbers
Cathy,
I played around a bit and think the marriage numbers 1 & 2 just reflect the
order of the wife list. Changing the wife list will change the number (1 or
2) associated with that marriage.
In the Family View, right click on the husband, select view wife list.
Put your wives in order of 1st ma
I entered the second marriage first because I didn't know about the
first marriage at the time. I later entered the first marriage.
Now, in the "Chronology" tab, the first marriage and children show up
in the right order because the date dictates where they show on the
chronology list. Howev
Cathy,
A search for Burial Location contains a comma. Each location uses a comma as
a separator. This should give you the list that you need directly.
Jay
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Vallevieni
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 9:15
Jane:
The first time (doing it the way I originally described) I came up
with 1800+ individuals (probably everyone in my database). When I
did it JL's way, I came up with 168 individuals. After your message
I tried it again the original way and came up with the same 168
individuals as JL's
Cathy,
I followed your detailed search criteria and came up with a long list too.
To prove my search was valid, I re-ordered the list by RIN. Finding a few
missing RINs, I jotted them down and looked at a few of those individuals
(that is the missing RIN folks). Sure 'nuff, they had no burial pl
JL:
Brilliant! I'm ashamed I didn't figure that out. I (and everyone
else) should be able to apply this logic to searches where you want a
field to contain anything (not be empty).
Thanks!
Cathy
At 07:29 PM 7/20/2008, you wrote:
You could try contains 'e' since that's the most common let
I would search the opposite. Search for all individuals where burial place
equals blank. Tag that list, then search for all individuals where that
number tag is untagged.
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
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From: "Cathy
You could try contains 'e' since that's the most common letter, and
combine that with OR contains 'i' just in case.
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
Cathy Vallevieni wrote:
I want to create a list of all individuals that have a burial p
I want to create a list of all individuals that have a burial place entered.
I tried "Detailed Search with the criteria "Burial Place" "Not Equal
To" and then left the "What to look for" field blank. That resulted
in all my individuals.
Anyone know how to get a list of individuals that I kno
Henry,
Thanks for the advice. However, I tried to export and got the same error
message. I uninstalled v 7, re-started XP and re-installed. Got the same
message. I even tried with the sample file that came with Legacy and still
the same problem, so I knew I didn't have a corrupt file. I unins
Yes and no. I have some farms with over 50 family
groups (and over 30 buildings), and there are
different levels of parishes I call sub-parishes,
under parishes and main parishes. The one parish I
know of had a couple hundred sub-farms in the parish,
and it was only a sub-parish. The rest of the pa
Bob,
As you imply the 4 field location is designed for the USA only. In general it
is not suitable for Europe and is not used in Europe. I cannot talk
specifically about Scandinavia as I am from the UK but trying to make them fit
simply gives an incorrect location.
Consequentially it is not
Wouldn't "parish" be the somewhat equivalent of the USA "city"? And
"province" be somewhat equivalent to the USA "state"? (Or does "province"
correspond more to USA county? or does "parish" correspond more to a USA
county? Please forgive my ignorance.)
So I'd think, for consistency's sake (
Jane,
Search the Help file for "Program Capacities". I don't understand your question
2, Why can't you use the Return Key?
Ron Ferguson
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http://www.fergys.co.uk
View the
1. I think you have a problem with your setup or install. I suggest you
contact Legacy Support.
The limit on a note is huge. I don't know exactly, but I believe it can go
many pages.
2. A new paragraph is either a) pressing Enter twice to leave a blank line
between paragraphs, or b) pressi
Sheri
Try to export your file to a new named file...be sure to select all appropriate
parameters during export.
The open new file and see if the problem went away.
Regards
Henry
p.s. your original file will steill be intact...nothing but time wasted if it
doesn't work
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Question 1: Is there a finite number of words that one can put into a
general of an event? I would like to write a small essay in my own
words and have it appear in a report as is. Typing stops when I get a
few lines input, however.
Question 2: How does one cause a new paragraph to start?
Hello Michele,
Your answer is on the Legacy e-mail list archives on the Legacy website
Geoff answered that question.
Good Luck,
Debbie Freeman
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Lewis
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 11:27 AM
To: Legacy E
Michele-
The last time I asked a similar question, Legacy had not addressed it
(and I don't believe it is addressed within ver 7 either). I had to
create my own with information from ancestry for the 1850 and 1860 slave
schedules. I've in included the descriptions for your use. Good luck.
Ron,
I'm sorry, I'm running Win XP Home Edition, 5.1.2600 SP2 Build 2600; Dell
Dimension 8300, Pent 4 processor, 2 GB RAM. My laptop is also running on Win
XP SP2 and is a Dell Inspiron. I tried to export, repair, restore, etc., and
get the same message, on both computers. JetServPk says I'm curre
Sheri,
You do not say on which machine and what o/s. Suggest you visit the on-line
Legacy Help Files - solution by error number. Address below, and under the
Legacy tab "On-line trouble shooting help" and
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/helpJetServPk.asp
Ron Ferguson
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I had a similar problem, with my old computer. It was
running out of space (small hard drive) because of so
many 'problems'. I ended up choosing only one problem
at a time, guessing which were least populated. As I
repaired or checked each one, then re-ran it; it
seemed to finally get to where it w
Originally you wrote that you " have tried changing security settings on my
main user and the legacy .fdb file." Please clarify, did you go back after
Ronald's message and change the entire folder (and sub-folders) and not just
the file?
Also an FYI, you didn't mention when you sent your two q
New to the users group and am not a professional genealogist, so I apologize
if I'm doing this wrong, if my question has already be addressed, too long,
etc.
I have been using Legacy 6 deluxe version with no problems and just upgraded
to the latest version 7.0.0.55 on my desktop yesterday. My l
Will,
As I understand it, this is a problem associated with Access and is generally
caused by trying to open file when it is already in use. If, as seems likely,
you haven't opened this file from elsewhere then it is possibly caused by
Legacy trying to open the next file before the current one
But that is the point of my dilemma. What I have are two Government issued
marriage certificates, not just evidence of two ceremonies taking place.
Jack
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Sent: 19 July 2008 22:22
To: LegacyUserGroup@l
One family lived in Devon and the other family in Gloucestershire (both over
200 miles away). The two churches were only about 5 miles apart. The bride's
sister was a witness at the first marriage, but it looks as though they
pulled somebody off the street to be a witness at the second event.
I th
Ron
Tried that to the letter and it doesn't work on my setup.
But thanks for the reference.
Cheers
Will
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From: "ronald ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 2:31 PM
To:
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Run time error 3260
Will,
I agree. I have a relative who Married (civil) in Massachusetts. Then a
wedding in the bride's church in Ohio. Then a wedding in the groom's church in
Michigan. As far as I know, only one "license" (Massachusetts), but two other
church records.
I have attached Massachusetts source informati
Will,
>From the Archives:
Jack,
I think the problem can be solved by setting the permissions for the Legacy
folder on the computer with the family file. Are both computers on Vista?
I'm not sure, but that may affect something too.
On the computer with the family file go to the Legacy folder, R
I have fully updated version of Legacy 7. When I try to run the Problems
report, the process proceeds for between 75-82% (on around 5000 records) and
then stops with Run-time error 3260 Action is blocked by user admin on Will-C.
Will-C is the name of my computer. I DO NOT have a user called admi
I must congratulate Ken and company for the cruise to north Europe but... when do you come to the cradle of our civilization - the Mediterranean sea? (as one of the Portuguese translation team i will be waiting)
I'm curious about the country distribution of Legacy users (or other genealogy progra
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