Jim Winfrey wrote:
Allen, my experience is that DAR (Darwin Ports) Wine will "sorta" run
Legacy. It will look good on startup but there will be some features
that don't give you the output you expect. For normal users, Fusion
or Parallels is the best option. I have used both but prefer Fusion
Keith Bage wrote:
I'm sure this question has been covered many times so I apologise in advance
but could someone reassure me that Legacy WILL run on a Mac using either
Boot Camp, Fusion or Parallels and if so which of these PC emulators are
recommended.
Dar-WINE will also run it natively withou
On my newer MAC, I peeled the label off of an older PC that I was
junking that had a windows XP serial number on it. I then installed
that machine's XP on my newer mac using bootcamp I used clear contact
paper to re-affix that windows license sticker to my mac. It's still a
vailid license and
While I use Legacy for my hard core research you can not top iFamily for
a mac native family history program. It prints some of the most awesome
and unique reports I have ever seen... however it's lacking a bit on the
research side (but they are improving it very quickly.)
Take a look at http
You don't need windows installed to run DarWine and it will run on
either version of OS-X... Intel or PowerPc. However, this setup is not
one for the beginner. I am running it just fine on an older G3 iMac
running under Darwine... but it took me DAYS to get the setup just right.
WINE stands
All the information gets translated over to TNG one way or another. I can
still easily find the source and that is all that matters to me.
Other software will not include the complete source… and that I have a problem
with.
Allen
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On B
I just noticed how well Legacy works with the new version... No harm
done... it seems like Millennia would (should) sell this much like they
do Gensmarts. It would help TNG and Millenia both.
Allen
Tim Rosenlof wrote:
Allen,
Please accept my apology for being so unthoughtful with my words. A
hrough the administrative interface.
Tim
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Allen Prunty
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 7:02 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy's integration with The Next
Generation of Ge
How do you get Legacy 7 to pass the lat and long to TNG so that it's
mapping will work?
You do have to go and manually link your media for best effect... TNG
v7's new web 2.0 interface makes that much easier.
Can I look at your site?
I also will gladly help anyone set up TNG and can arrange
Legacy's Gedcom files integrate seamlessly into The Next Generation
Genealogy Site builder.
If you are curious take a look at http://mcdfamily.org (my family's
genealogy site).
You will find that the RINs translate to individual numbers and the
MRINs translate to family numbers.
Every time
Beth Gay wrote:
Hi Don,
It does not matter to me what somewhat else recommends. The website
URLs are here today and gone tomorrow. I agree with you. I cite the
URL for the website only and from the additional information that I
enter any person should be able to find the detail if the website
My Great Grandfather's name was M L McDonald... and yes it was a
nightmare in the Army in WWI as he told us the story many times. When
Legacy tells me to put the periods in I just ignore it and select the
option not to be warned about future problems on that record.
Allen
John Clare wrote:
Carl Hilton wrote:
OK, now that I have v7. What is the most common way to cite
newspapers.. One Master Source for each newspaper or a master source
for each article cited?
Carl
I find that the template will do a master source for the newspaper and
type of article (obit, article, etc) I
Mary Young wrote:
Could you use tinyurl ?
Mary Young
Tiny URLs expire after about 4 months.
Allen
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
Archived messages:
http://www.mail-archive.com/legacyusergroup@legacyfamilytree.com/
Online technical support:
The free solutions are often the best for home users. I strongly recommend
both of them... and I don't use Internet Exploder for anything... IE is
notorious for weaknesses and viruses with their Active-X scripting. Firefox
is free... faster and updated the instant a weakness is found. Their u
As for addressing an envelope I do use the Mr. Miss and etc... however if I
don't know the name of a person in my research for instance John Smith had a
wife we don't know who she is I don't create an entry called Mrs. Smith. Do
do I put Mr. Mrs in the pre-titles... there's no need for them and
Oh for goodness sake... this dead horse has been pounded to DUST.
I think all of us who are long time users have gotten our upgrades in a timely
basis... let's just let go of this one and move on.
Allen
From: Jeanette Cooper
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 2:57 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamil
Just a thought...
Are you using Internet Exploder or Firefox?
I have much better luck with Firefox and I'm afraid the last Microslop
security upgrade probably added a bunch of new permissions to Internet
Exploder and it ... um exploded.
I have a much better experience with firefox... and Leg
I delete Mr. Miss. Mrs. as its redundant as we can see if they are married
or not. However on some older formal passenger list I see Master for the
young lads... now when was the last time you seen that anywhere? And this
is on a 1950's airline passenger manifest.
Allen
Personally...
I -LOVE- this feature... but I have been described as being "Anal" by some I
share research with.
I like to have everything properly formatted in it's proper place. That's
why I prefer to hand key in all new information rather than import someone's
sloppy work from a shared Ge
Assigned Source ListDiane...
Open a wordpad window... simply click start then click run and type wordpad and
hit enter to open this program (or you can even us MS Word). Go back to legacy
and get the data to display on the screen like you like it.
Then hit your printscreen button.
Click on th
My original message got clipped ... wonder why?
I doubt that there will be official support on there either... hence it's an
UNOFFICIAL Support forum... ergo... Users helping Users. And there are some
VERY good users out there here that can offer a lot of help.
Hope this clears that up.
All
--
From: "Mike Fry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2008 6:24 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Descendant book printing problem (information
written over picture)
Allen Prunty wrote:
While this is an "unoffic
While this is an "unofficial" forum for Legacy Support we have started a
forum at http://www.genealogyclub.net for those who prefer a forum based
environment over a list based environment. We will expand it to help more
than just legacy users though.
The direct forum url is http://genealogycl
How do I set up my database for initial use for intellishare.
I am getting ready to send my data to my cousin so we can both work on it. Do
I do anything to my database first? Then do I back it up to send it to her or
what?
Help!
Allen Prunty
http://genealogyclub.net
Legacy User Group
Well...
If you were like me and bought version 6 years ago... no freebie... I think
you had to buy it very recently to get a freebie.
Allen
--
From: "Michele Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 9:08 AM
To: "Legacy E-Mail List"
Roger...
Some of us are getting mail dated June 5 now on the 9th the Legacy server
is not sending everything out in order or in a timely manner.
Please be a bit more understanding... there is a time delay for some of us.
Allen
From: Roger Lewis
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2008 12:52 PM
To: Le
I have a cousin that mom adopted that I grew up with and this is how we
recorded him after his parents were killed.
Simply record them (or link them) as a child under the family that's
fostering them.
Go to the edit pulldown and choose Children's settings.
You will see "Mother's relationship
If the publisher's colophon is intact and you know who the original
publisher, author, where the book was published, and all other information
relevant to the source I would enter it just as you would source the book...
then enter the website as the repository.
I also would strongly suggest us
I leave either the surname or the given name blank if it's unknown... the
narrative will read out on the reports...
Un-named Smith was a child of Jane Jones and John Smith born 1920 died
1920 (stillborn).
Legacy is intelligent enough to handle it when you print reports.
I also have better
Jenny...
Go down a bit and you will see
Relationship to Mother
Relationship to Father
Pull those down and you will find Adopted, Biological, Challenged, Foster,
Step, Disproved and etc...
This is the appropriate place to mark and it will be translated in the
"narration" reports as such.
That is only one of three different ways your source is used.
I like this new way better... it's more in line with the way colleges are
requiring students to document sources now.
Allen
--
From: "Kris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 06,
I can't get the tool ti
--
From: "Jenny M Benson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 7:05 AM
To:
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Huge Master Source List (was Source titling
question)
Geoff Rasmussen wrote
So to try to help the Legacy user
I always put the complete obituary text in the optional notes of ever obituary
in my file. I clicked on the spelling checker and get error -7 out of memory.
I have 4gb memory and legacy is the only thing running?
Anyone else having trouble?
Allen
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://w
I sent you a copy of one of mine off list... if this isn't what you want let
me know and I'll send you screen shots of all the options.
Allen
--
From: "Bruce Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2008 1:40 AM
To:
Subject: Re: [Legac
Can someone please post the link you are using for the US GNI? or whatever
it's called?
Allen
--
From: "RICHARD SCHULTHIES" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 5:40 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Geo Location
My point was that there
I would rather have what we have now then have them delay it any further.
Allen
--
From: "GeoSci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 8:07 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Convert sources
SOON! It apparently was a bit more work than
I am going through on certain sources like books and etc... and Creating new
sources... and merging the old ones. The output looks much better
The Census is a holy mess... I will have to look at each census source
individually since the new templates advocate creating a new source division
un
I have a location...
Topanemus, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
How do I get Legacy to make it compatible with it's Geo Location database?
How would I check for historical county information?
And most importantly how can I get V7 to insert Co. after the county?
Allen
Legacy User Group guidelines
It took mine 17 hours from the time I ordered it yesterday morning. I
ordered it at 7am and Got it in the early am today.
Still faster than the 24 hours they promised. If they are working at 1am to
get the codes out they are dedicated to getting them out.
Allen
The install password is on the screen immediately shown after you put in
your information. I did not get the e-mail either and noticed it after
signing up.
No where on their new site does it show what was added between versions...
the only thing I know for sure is maps and the talk of a new s
The new version of FTM does -NOT- require the older program to import... you
can directly import from any older format however, it is a one way
import... any changes in data done via FTM2008 must be exported to GEDCOM in
order to re-load into older versions of FTM.
Allen
From: m absalom
V16 is FTM 2006 you may have the patch released in 2008 to make it
compatible with Vista (Bleah).
FTM 2008's latest version is 17.0.0.965 and it's not based on one line of
code from the version you are quoting. It's a totally different (and
leaner) animal.
--
I will gladly do the conversion for you if you send me your backup. I have
a bit more experience with FTM 2008 and have access to someone on their
staff that can help.
Allen
--
From: "Valerie Garton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2
Well from my perspective the virtual downloadable product only needs to be
set up once and takes absolutely no time and physical work to ship out.
It's merely a download.
From my perspective it would be best to get the product in their older
user's hands first... then the newbies second.
Leg
om
We are changing the world of genealogy!
When replying to this message, please include all previous correspondence.
Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Allen
Prunty
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2008 9:04 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfa
Note... this will require you to install x.11 off of your Mac OSX Tiger or
above install disc and it is -not- exactly for the beginner... but works once
you take the time to download all the fonts and files needed.
http://www.kronenberg.org/darwine/
Allen
Legacy User Group guidelines:
BTW... WINE stands for "Wine Is Not An Emulator" meaning you are effectively
running windows programs directly on a Mac without an emulator.
Here is the version for the older macs http://sourceforge.net/projects/darwine/
I'm hopeing that this will lead more mac users to the most useful PC Softwa
That's a feature that is used in The Master Geneologist... and it is
interesting in the way it generates it's narrative reports... for instance,
in TMG you would use... John Smith as the primary event person and add
anyone under the event as a witness. As I recall you also assign a role to
the
I am abolutely -not- running Legacy on a virutal windows environment. Wine,
while it can use windows .dlls if you copy them over is 100% -NON- microsoft
code.
Check out http://www.winehq.org/ to see how it's running.
And as for IE7 wine may still be able to use it since it's code will allow
Oh ... and Wine is free... and opensource ... those emulators are high
dollar since you have to buy an emulator and a version of windows bundled
together.
Allen
--
From: "Sherry/Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 10:37 PM
To
It will run directly with WINE... will even have some OSX Functionality and
will behave much like a native OSX (or Unix if you are using the Unix
flavor of Wine) program.
--
From: "Leon Chapman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 11:
Sherry...
I wish legacy would officially take a look at http://www.winehq.org/ and see
how well legacy v5 works under Unix and Mac OSX under wine. It's almost
flawless.
There are some help issues (based on the new windows XP's Help files) with
the v6 but I can get it to work and do all the
Sorry to inform you of this... but running legacy on a MAC does -NOT-
require windows to be installed... people who do not have MACs should -NOT-
speak for those of us who do.
There is a compatibility layer that is written on 100% non-Microsoft code
called WINE that will allow you to install a
Not necessarily true...
Legacy 6 will run quite comfortably on Mac OS X with "WINE" see
http://www.winehq.org/
And it's fully functional. Wine is a compatibilty layer (it's 100%
non-microsoft) that will run windows programs on Linux, FreeBSD and MacOSX
(DarWine).
I have been able to run b
r the first week of June.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Allen
Prunty
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 4:27 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subj
have done it by now?
--
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
Allen Prunty wrote:
Geoff,
Why can't you guys release it for immediate download for those who would
like to pay for the upgrade. There are no discs to produce and send. I
choose no
Like it or not there are websites that require microsoft Active-x technology
that IE will be the only software that will open it.
Even my mac can not log on to my bank thanks to an active-x applet.
Since Legacy only will run on windows... then it makes perfect sense for it
to use window's nati
E: [LegacyUG] v7 update to 7.0.0.38
We're shooting for the first week of June.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Allen
Prunty
Sent: Sa
Geoff...
When are your "Legacy" -- Legacy users going to see v7? It seems like the
New User Crowd is getting priority over your long time, faithful supportive
users.
Allen
--
From: "Geoff Rasmussen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 23, 20
Personally, I use both the Mac and PC for Genealogy.
I use Legacy for heavy duty research... but love the iFamily program for
the mac for fancier reports. iFamily has some unique features that
NO-ONE else has... it has the familiar Mac Graphic user interface
experience. I love both the PC an
Any word on the release date of the next version?
Allen
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To
I'm afraid to upload mine... I could get lucky and get Yul Brenner...
but with my luck I would get Uncle Fester. ;-)
John Carter wrote:
You can also sign up for a free account at http://www.myheritage.com/
which has a picture comparison tool.
I'm not sure how accurate it is - matching a pictu
Sherry/Support wrote:
According to Comcast's two black lists, our IP is *not* being blocked so I
don't know what's going on - if we're not being blocked then why are my
messages bouncing? Sigh. I guess I'll have to call them.
No need to call them... my cousin works for them in top level supp
It does not blacklist by topic or sender it blocks by domain ... so it
goes beyond the list it would block all messages from anything
@legacyfamilytree.com
Allen
Sherry/Support wrote:
However, the emails to Comcast customers that I have sent and have bounced
did not have the topic or even wor
TH wrote:
A lot of us could probably make a pretty good guess as to who is
trying to stifle conversation. earching the archives for people who
are constantly wanting things taken off list are most certainly the
culprits.
It's not nice or proper of us to point fingers... and accusations...
thos
y way to upload Legacy web pages to
'freepages' ??
Hi Allen,
Did you per chance do this and I missed it? I was
interested in how you did this.
Thanks,
Gary
Allen Prunty wrote:
> In windows XP and Vista you can create a virtual web drive from a ftp
> site. I will research
This one works.
This is my search string.
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gsfn=[FirstName]&gsln=[Surname]&p
rox=0&gsco=1&gspl=1,&year=[StartYear]&yearend=[EndYear]&refine=1&gl=allgs
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Larry
Wilson
I called a friend at Comcast and here is what she told me. It appears that
someone is sending in the same-sex messages as spam reports. What they
don't realize is that this serves no purpose but getting the whole list
marked as spam for all of their subscribers after so many reports. This
happen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And be sure to leaf through the bible to see if there are any
"additions" such as newspaper clippings, photos, etc.
Myrna
I found a lot of good obituaries and family history articles by simply
thumbing through the bibles of my elderly family members... some really
Oh but you can title it that way... there's a way to over-ride the
title... it's on one of the tabs at the top of the ancestor book report.
Allen
La Nell Shores wrote:
I have an unrelated family such as yours. It is a pair of twins who never
married but were close family friends for generatio
Do a google search for a program called CutePDF it's a WONDERFUL
program... I have used it for years. Just print to teh CutePDF printer
and give the file a name and you have a PDF archive of anything.
Allen
John Carter wrote:
Richard,
The tools Legacy uses to create a PDF file are not avail
Cute PDF has no logos.
Cathy wrote:
Hi Richard,
Printing webpages with a PDF printer is a good idea. There are a lot
and some are free. I use Jaws PDF Creator which isn't but have used
PDF995. You can use that free if you don't mind the sponsor logo on
stuff. You install them and then they a
It helps establish the time period of the bible and the printing method
(helping establish provenance) on old bibles those are usually the most
adorned and well printed pages in the bible.
Just helps you to authenticate it later and know that it is a bible from
that time frame.
Allen
Jess M
I would make sure that you get the title pages and the first page of the
new and old testaments.
Allen
Jess M wrote:
I have this issue as well, and am glad it was brought
up.
I am divorced, and I just recently (as in two days ago
while back in hometown for family reunion) got my
ex-husband to
Page 2,
Births, Joseph B. Baird born Aug.25th 1854".
That is just my take, others may have different ideas.
Jennifer
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Allen Prunty
Sent: Monday, 8 October 2007 1:35 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfami
So when I take the time to tag children as biological and natural am I
saying that they are actually illegitimate?
I've been tagging everyone that I know was born biologically to parents
as this in my tree.
There's so many bells and whistles and all I want to do is accurately
record everythi
I know what you mean... my other grandparents told everyone that they
met in college...
sure enough they met in college... I wrote the university with copies of
their death certificates and told them i was doing family research and
wanted to know if they had records of them in college. Sure e
I found this on the web... it's supposively the bible record of my
-Grandfather. How would I properly source this?
Allen
Bible Records
FAMILY BIBLE OF JESSE BAIRD
(Jesse's son Michael L. Baird came to Lincoln Co. abt.1919
and bought a farm in the Mt. Salem area. He died 1966 and
is buried
George Quinn wrote:
What about people who mate with animals or people who have alien DNA
-- like aliens from outer space? Or how about people how are cloned?
We haven't even begun to argue about how Legacy discriminates against
those people!
Well I don't believe in aliens and I doubt cloning wi
Well he did own the first electric power generator in the town ... so he
had the money.
I'm using the ancestor report... in paragraph format.
Allen
Cathy wrote:
Hi Allen,
The only term that comes quickly to mind for the situation you outline
is "Stallion" ;-)
How you'd describe the many wom
This I can solve with a bit of logic... a fact that they transgendered
would probably be appropriate in this matter. The bottom line is their
DNA will always show their birth gender no matter.
#1. They are sterile so if they previously had children they won't be
able to have them now.. perha
Dave wrote:
When did they say it was ok to continue the discussion?Everything I've
seen from them said to leave the whole subject alone.
==
Dave,
Sherry clearly states that if we can discuss it with keeping our
personal beliefs there would be no problem. I am suspending my person
There will always be a need for a usergroup... I have learned a lot just
by reading what others have asked... I know my questions are probably
some sensitive ones... but I'm starting to dig all the skeletons out of
the closet.
I just found one ancestor who was a slave owner and fathered childr
Thank you Jim... I never knew about this one... it is hard to find this
information on your website and I find it often cryptic.
Now my question is (as my GGG Uncle that really got around the town) has
many relationships recorded as children there are descriptors like
"spouse" we could change
Perhaps those of us who want to have a constructive and adult discussion
about the functionality of Legacy could finish the thread and resolve it
if wanna-be moderators would just allow it. The official moderator has
stated that if we can keep it on topic and task we can have this
discussion.
That included the place authority database for the United states.
Legacy is no small download either when you factor in the place
databases for it. I will say that Legacy's place databases and county
verification can not be matched by ANY other genealogy program out there.
Allen
C.G. Ouimet
-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Allen
Prunty
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 09:40
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Copy and Paste (REPORTS)
John...
I have one foot in the door with FTM2008 and you might want to take
another
loo
I have found that the court records (most of my family was from a VERY
small town in Tennessee), especially the transcripts of the case, told
me more about who my ancestors really were.
I have a gggreat uncle who had 22 "bastard-court" trials and I am afraid
I'm going to find more. Seems like
John...
I have one foot in the door with FTM2008 and you might want to take
another look when the finalize Service Pack 1. They will have some
wonderful reports there... all the ones from FTM2006/V16 and some new
very nice ones.
They will also have a better share information function where
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is not a question of legacy respecting the traditionall family. It
is, rather, a question of Legacy dis-respecting the non-traditional
family.
The "traditional family" doesn't even represent a majority of families
in the USA anymore - just check the latest reports
Arnie,
This is the kind of message that gets our serious requests swept under
the rug and our voices silenced. This is not the type of mature
discussion that I am trying to foster on how to enter these
relationships into Legacy where it reflects correctly on our reports.
If you can't partic
ine, they ran the
moonshine. I do not think any of these folks
were aligned with anyone as infamous as Capone, this was just their
way of making a
living.
Smiles,
Marilyn
On 10/6/07, Allen Prunty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just to add a bit of levity here...
How many of you have made un
I would create a Custom event called "Boarder"
And would use the verbage...
He/She had a boarder, [Desc] in his/her household during the [Date]
census, [inPlace].[Source] [Notes]
Legacy User Group guidelines:
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Archived messages:
http://w
Just to add a bit of levity here...
How many of you have made unique events?
Like I have one that I created called "Jail" where I logged the jail
time that one of my ancestors spent in jail. I have another called
"Prison" and one called "Moonshine"
(My family was intwined with the capones)
Or what about the Great Great Great Grandfather who liked to make babies
with his slaves? I have one of those...
Or the Great, Great Uncle who had a habit of spreading his seed around town?
All families have their skeletons.
Paul wrote:
What about all the abortions that occur in your familie
Oh and I forgot to add on my previous post... I really don't know people
to ask the question off list... if anyone reads my situation and knows
how to record it please e-mail me offlist... even though it probably
would benefit someone else.
It's hard to ask questions offlist when you don't hav
Jim...
If this is the official word from Legacy Technical support and the
company then I can assume that we will never see this support in the
software in the future. There are several very public messages today
that indicate that there are some of us who need this... granted we
don't always
Stacey...
I agree fully... I got a free copy of Roots Magic with my World Vital
Records subscription. Legacy has much more features except the ability
to record a Male-Male / Female-Female relationships.
I am honestly disheartened at the fact that we can not discuss real
world issues. I do
In windows XP and Vista you can create a virtual web drive from a ftp
site. I will research the steps to do this and post them step by step
later this weekend. This is what I have done and I just save to that
drive... whammo everything is posted!
Allen
J B Coats wrote:
Have used the Legacy
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