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Dermot,
According to Legacy Help:
" Focus Groups are available from the Legacy Export, GEDCOM Export,
and Clooz Export windows, the Web Page Creation window (Who to Include
tab) as well as the Family and Individual tabs of the Select a Report
screen."
So it appears that the only reports that can
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Dennis,
Which is what I have been doing. It is easier than the process suggested by Ron.
But I shouldn't have to do that.
Making "Advanced Tagging" available to the "Address Labels" report
would it even simpler.
Len
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 12:45 PM, Dennis M. Kowallek <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Not an answer to your question but . . .
If you're including sources in your book, be sure to preview the whole thing
before printing. When you see what happens to the sources, you probably
won't want to print the book at all until those problems are fixed.
Kirsten
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I am trying to make a source for a Stammbuch (it is something all German
families have and when there is an event (birth, death, marriage) you take
this book to the civil office and the civil office fills it out and puts the
official stamp on it. It is a single book that records all events (bir
Oops, the footnote/endnote is not correct either. Only the Bibliography
shows the correct change I made in the "series" field.
michele
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Ronald, I'm not sure what is meant by lumping.
Marion
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Jean,
I am a confirmed lumper but if therere are no common fields then the
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I don't change the name for each person in a particular household. In the
source detail, I just use the head of household's name for everyone in that
household. This still makes it easy for someone to go back and find the
information in the census record. All they have to do is look for the
When doing a Book, the Title Page is "Ancestors of Daphne Demke," my
granddaughter, however on the top of each page in the preview it has a line
with my
son's name, John Johnson. What did I select wrong, and how do I correct it?
(I'm new at this book stuff, reading the tutorial and all)
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Is there some reason you can't create your own source, using the basic
style, rather than trying to use the Source Writer? The Basic Source system
is ideally suited to those sources that won't fit into a template-style
sourcing system. I think you are experienced enough in genealogy sourcing to
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Len,
Just thinking off the top of my head here, but would focus groups help
you with what you want? I haven't used them too much myself, but it
sounds like it might.
Regards,
Dermot.
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When you click on "Print" from the search, look at the options on the
right side of the List Report Options screen. At the bottom of the screen
is "Report Destination". The bottom choice is "PDF File".
John
> I man asked me about some Hartfields and what I want to do is give him a
> list of the
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like Elizabeth said.Ron Ferguson
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Marion,
To give an example using censuses. I have censuses only for each country, year
and the place from where I got it ie. I would have Census England 1891
(Ancestry) and Census England 1891 (findmypast). The Details contain all the
other information which I use.
Splitters might further s
I man asked me about some Hartfields and what I want to do is give him a
list of the Hartfields that I have in my database to see if any of them
interest him. I can make a search list of just Hartfields no problem but
all I see is an option to print. I want to export the list to an rtf or pdf
I had thought about it but I was hoping I could use the source writer.
Maybe you are right. I can figure out exactly how I want the source to look
and then input it until I get exactly what I want.
michele
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I know this is off subjecft - but I too am running Legacy on Fusion 2.0 on my
iMac, OS 10.5.5 and it is doing quite nicely. I do wish that Legacy would come
up with a Legacy version for the MAC - then I could bid adieu to Windows
altogether!
I've had this iMac for about 90 days and have had le
Len,
I have onlt found one way of doing this using the Name Tags Option.
Select the names to print, format etc. Then choose to save as Text File, also
selecting "Group fields in one Line" and "Use Quotes".
Save the text file, and then change the extension to ".csv" (which in actual
fact is
I found what I was looking for. It was on the print screen itself.
(regarding exporting a surname list)
Michele Simmons Lewis, Staff Genealogist
McDuffie Mirror
Thomson, McDuffie Co, GA
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music-line wrote
As far as I am aware it is not possible to create personalized
templates.
But what you can do is use the Override feature.
It should be possible to find a Master Source template that is suitable
for most needs - some of them are quite generic. Then instead of using
the give
On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 12:43:08 -0500, "Len Garber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>So it appears that the only reports that can use Focus Groups are the
>Family and Individual reports that are available on the "Select a
>Report" screen. Focus groups are not available from the "Address
>Labels" report,
Jennifer Trahan wrote
I don't change the name for each person in a particular household. In
the source detail, I just use the head of household's name for everyone
in that household. This still makes it easy for someone to go back and
find the information in the census record. All they have to
Bob,
Don't hold your breath as it would mean a complete rewrite of the program.
Being Access based it will not work on a Mac, and it would really surprise me
if it will in my lifetime!
Ron Ferguson
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