RICHARD SCHULTHIES wrote:
> If there is one character different anywhere in the source fields, it is
> not the same. So you cannot create 4 exactly the same sources, the
> computer won't let you. This is a database thing. The Source detail is not
> actually in the source, but attached to the 'side
Terri Brown wrote:
Mike and Marie,
I also have 11 icons in Family View. It may be the monitor size. I have
a 19" widescreen and a 17" standard. On the 19" widescreen I get 11
icons. On the 17" standard I get 10 icons.
I should have attached a Smiley for Irony! Then I wouldn't be getting
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Couple of questions to the informed crowd here
I am working to reconcile a large number of European place name citations in
a fairly large Legacy file (30,000+ individuals) between currently accepted
naming conventions and older or alternate spelling and language differences.
A simple clear ex
Forgive me if this has been suggested previously:
Is there anyone else out there who would like to see sourcable "Alternative
Place Name" capabilities for Locations as we already have for Given and
Surnames? This would be useful for anyone working across time and
geography. Especially for those o
Which sourcewriter category would be best for this source...
I have something called a "Stammbuch" which every German family has (or at
least did have years ago). It is a special book used to records a single
family's marriage of the parents, births of the children and their bapismal
dates an
Hi,
The real problem is how do I remove those with the same RIN as the desired
person??? The ones which are bogus have a double S prefix.
I am looking for help on fixing the problem. Maybe the Legacy support team
will take a look at my problem. It appears to be a program bug??
Ca
Which sourcewriter template would you use for a slip of paper found in a
person's personal effects found at their death in which 3 people's full names,
dates of birth and dates of death are recorded?
This piece of paper was found when we went through my mother-in-law's things
after she died.
Hi Carol,
"The real problem is how do I remove those with the same RIN as the
desired person??? The ones which are bogus have a “double S” prefix."
Where are you seeing this "double S" (§) as a prefix - is it in the Name
List, or the Index view, or somewhere else? I know this symbol is used
Carol,
If you click on the Index tab, all you have to do to get rid of the
"RINs with the "double S" prefix is to go to the Options button in the
upper right corner and click to turn off the "Include Married Names"
options. What you are calling bogus names should be the married names of
women
Michele,
For this one I would use Aritfacts/Privately Held
Terri
- Original Message
From: Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Saturday, September 27, 2008 3:14:30 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Another sourcing question
Which sourcewriter templ
Michele,
You may have to either use a Basic Style source for this one or "tweak" one of
the Source Writer templates. Artifacts/Privately Held may be a good option or
possibly one of the Journals templates (either Original, privately held or
Typescript, privately held.) "Stammbuch" translates t
You must first decide which location system you will use, and then the
questions become easy.
1. Use the location name as it existed at the time of the 'event'. I have some
towns with as many as eight different names.
2. Use the location as it exists 'today'. Then when governments change the
va
You may not be able to do the 'second' in the AKA page, but after adding the
first, I frequently go into the 'Assigned Sources for XX' screen. It always
allows that plan.
Rich in LA CA
--- On Thu, 9/25/08, Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: Michele Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sub
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David,
Like Richard I try to use the convention at the time of the event, but would
emphasise that the 4 field format used by the Geo Location Base does not work
with UK and many European locations.
The Geo Location Base was developed for US locations and whilst attempts have
been made to fit
Thanks for your thoughts on methodology. I've actually got my own system
pretty well working. Sorry to be so technical but perhaps I should clarify
my query.
What I am trying to get answered is: "what GIS standards and metadata are
the folks at Millenium using in setting up their Geo Location Da
David,
This seems like a good idea as I know many users add the modern (or other)
name(s) to the notes. I guess another way would be to create an Alternative
Place Name Event, I think this can be done in a reasonable fashion, although I
confess that I have not thought this through.
Ron Fergu
David Kleiman wrote:
> What I am trying to get answered is: "what GIS standards and metadata are
> the folks at Millenium using in setting up their Geo Location Database for
> use with Legacy?"
Aren't you asking the wrong people? The is the Legacy Users Group.
If indeed the Geo Location Databa
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