Hi Kirsten
I have just tried the procedure and it appears to do what you are wanting. I
created a 2 person test database with one AKA for one of them (very simple
so that I could see what was happening). I exported a gedcom for 5.5 Gedcom
format (not the Legacy format default, although I am not
Hi Kirsten
The tags you are using for names are (as in a Legacy 7 generated gedcom
viewed in Notepad) for example:
0 @Ixxx@ INDI
1 NAME Joe /Bloggs/
2 GIVN Joe
2 SURN Bloggs
1 NAME Joseph /Blogs/
2 GIVN Joseph
2 SURN Blogs
There may be other tags interspersed for sources etc where applicable, b
Hi Michele
I generally do not change the surety level. However I do change the surety
up and down for the exceptions - particularly for highlighting low levels of
surety, or where there are two usually reliable but conflicting sources for
the same event (raise the level for the "correct" one).
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
Hi Barry - I haven't tried this but you could investigate exporting then
importing - worst case using a gedcom, but preferably to another Legacy file
(so that all the non-standard data is kept). I suspect that with any export the
date is only sent in one format, and the date display can then be
Bill
You may not need to relink all the photos. A gedcom from Legacy includes the
full path for the photos (drive:\folders\filename) and FTM may do as well. If
you have the photos in the same location they could/should load. Alternatively
Legacy has a setting for where to look for photos, and y
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Cheers, Brett
BMcL Robinson
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new file, tidying it up, and then if you are satisfied with it to import the
new Legacy file into your "main" Legacy database (rather than importing a
gedcom straight into your "main" database).
Cheers, Brett
BMcL Robinson
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