Hi Mary
I use location for town/city - where you may find a group of relatives, and
where there are libraries/hospitals/public records. You may want to find out
who was living there, or what reserch you can do there.
I use address for a building or a site - eg residential house, a hospital, a
Brett,
My preference for using the Location Field for house/Street/town is quite
well known, however, I do not when it comes to Sources, such as Libraries,
Hospitals, Public Records etc..
For these I use the Address fields. The reason being that when I create
webpages there is a section there
Bob Janice wrote
I only have Master Sources - I do not ever fill in the information on
the source detail (an avowed splitter). All of my FID's are entered on
the Master Source Record screen. When I print the Source Citation
Report and tick the box to Include the source detail file ID - ALL
Ron Ferguson wrote
I am unable to reproduce this but there are so many settings for the
report that mine may well be different to yours.
It's probably not much comfort to the OP, but I *have* been able to
reproduce this.
It seemed to start at the Fifth Generation. I changed to a
Mary Carpenter wrote
Hi! I?m sure most of you can guess that I?m a new user by this
question ? can anyone explain to me when I should use a location and
when I should use an address? I?m having a little trouble
understanding the differences and where my GPS and location/address
notes should
Jenny M Benson wrote:
Ron Ferguson wrote
I am unable to reproduce this but there are so many settings for the
report that mine may well be different to yours.
It's probably not much comfort to the OP, but I *have* been able to
reproduce this.
It seemed to start at the Fifth Generation. I
Ron Ferguson wrote
Having done more work on this problem today, I can now confirm that it
does affect the first line after the new generation. It is just much
more noticable when the generation number is included.
I think perhaps a programmer meant to type 75 and hit 65 instead!
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Jenny M
I only want a list of the Master Sources and even if I check the box List
Style Format, I still get my report in alphabetical order by source name and
what I want is a Source Citation Report that looks like this:
Source 1 blah blah blah
Source 2 blah blah blah
Source 3 blah blah blah
and
Hi Jenny and Ron,
I am glad you have both been able to replicate the problem in the Descendant
Book whereby the first line of the main (direct line) individuals is
unnecessarily shortened by Legacy.At the outset I thought it may have
been something I was doing and not the fault of the
Ken,
The bug has been recorded by Legacy and it is now in their hands to put it
right. There really is nothing else that we can do now, except hope!
Ron Ferguson
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Ken wrote
Having now confirmed that this is a weakness in the program, what is
required to have to problem corrected?
Nothing, as Ron as already reported it as a bug.
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Jenny M Benson
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Ruth Nerud wrote
I only want a list of the Master Sources and even if I check the box
List Style Format, I still get my report in alphabetical order by
source name and what I want is a Source Citation Report that looks like
this:
Source 1 blah blah blah
Source 2 blah blah blah
Source 3
On Mon, 28 Sep 2009 07:20:01 -0500, Ruth Nerud
baber...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
I think I'm not going to get what I want.
I think you are correct ... unless you create your own report.
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If I go to View Master Lists Source Options Print ... Select
All Sources and Select Only the Master Sources (and on the Options tab
Number each source) I get a list of Master Sources like you describe
below:
Source 1 blah blah blah etc.
Evert
2009/9/28 Ruth Nerud baber...@worldnet.att.net:
My file ID's are called Sources; i.e., Source 1, Source 2. Should I just be
using numbers rather than include the word Source? I don't have or know how
to use Access. I'm going to work on an index to my master sources using
Word. It'll take time, but once it's done I can just add to it as I
Sorry, I just realized you might want
File ID 1 blah blah blah
File ID 2 blah blah blah
That cannot be done from within legacy.
Evert
2009/9/28 Evert van Dijken evandij...@gmail.com:
If I go to View Master Lists Source Options Print ... Select
All Sources and Select Only the Master Sources
Nope - that's not it - it numbers the sources so I know how many sources I
have, but it doesn't give me the File ID as the number, it just gives me the
number of sources I have created, but thanks for the thought.
It now reads:
1 blah blah blah File ID 325
2 blah blah blah File ID 17
3 blah
Ruth Nerud wrote
My file ID's are called Sources; i.e., Source 1, Source 2. Should I
just be using numbers rather than include the word Source? I don't have
or know how to use Access. I'm going to work on an index to my master
sources using Word. It'll take time, but once it's done I can just
Ruth,
It does not matter what you call your File IDs you cannot what you wish from
within Legacy.
Ron Ferguson
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Includes the family tree for Alan J Grimshaw
Thanks for your ideas, though. I'm creating a table in Word to create the
index I want. Time consuming, but I have lots of time, so.
Ruth
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From: Evert van Dijken evandij...@gmail.com
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2009 8:32
Jenny M Benson wrote:
Ruth Nerud wrote
My file ID's are called Sources; i.e., Source 1, Source 2. Should I
just be using numbers rather than include the word Source? I don't
have or know how to use Access. I'm going to work on an index to my
master sources using Word. It'll take time, but once
If you live near (1-2 hr drive) Whittier, California, and would be
interested in helping us at a seminar there next February, please contact me
directly at ge...@legacyfamilytree.com. There's so many conferences that
weekend, that we just can't get to them all.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia
Would certainly like to get together with any other Legacy users that are in
the Waco, TX area.
Myrna Jorgensen
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Hello! Not sure how this group works. Please send me detailed information
about the group.
Thanks
Taralee Trudell
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From: Taralee Trudell
Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2009 1:35 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: [LegacyUG]
Hello! Not sure how this group works. Please send me detailed
Some of you may recall I recently converted over to Legacy from FTM2009.
Within FTM I had a large number of images such as census, obits, PDFs, text
documents and others that are attached to source-citations for everyone in
my file. This looks like it's going to be more work than it's worth, but
The Picture Center lets you attach pictures to an Individual,
Marriage, and to Events (including Birth, Christening, Death, Burrial)
BUT I don't think it can be used to attach pictures to Sources.
Am I wrong?
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 10:07 PM, William H. Boswell
whbosw...@gmail.com wrote:
Some of
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