Brian,
Are there any plans on making this portable? Many applications are
and a competitor has a portable version already. I really like Legacy
over any other program but the way things are now, a portable version
seems very practical.
Thanks,
Chuck
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 7:40 PM,
notes.
I wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't throw a tagging feature in
somewhere too. This is way too wordy, but one of those things that is easy
to see, hard to explain.
Regards, Jane Tripp
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of the items you need to
research? The research notes or the To-Do list? Also, if research
notes is not the correct place for future research items, then what is
the research notes for?
Thanks,
Chuck Arbogast
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barely use it.
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Kind Regards
Margaret
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Hello,
I hope this hasn't been covered before. I'm wondering what the
difference in the research notes for each individual and the the To-Do
list
for a specific book at a library, etc.
A check list of things that need doing. :-)
Mary
From: Chuck Arbogast
Hello,
I hope this hasn't been covered before. I'm wondering what
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Margaret,
Thanks for your info. I did check about 4 or 5 pages of the
archives but didn't see
the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
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Elizabeth,
What you suggest is great
Mary,
Thanks for that. It was a case that I didn't notice the scroll bar
to go down to enter that info.
Richard,
Thanks for your input.
To all,
Do you have any answers/opinions on the rest of my questions?
Thanks,
Chuck
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 10:27 PM, Mary Moyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Margaret,
Thanks for the tip. That would be a good place to help on how to
source it. I was wanting to use the source writer for all of my
souces so I would be somewhat forced to be consistant. Although, I
know that even the source writer allows for some flexability.
Thanks again for the
was uncertain.
Thanks for your input,
Chuck
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 6:15 AM, Jenny M Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chuck Arbogast wrote
Charles Joseph Eades and Frances (Yeager) Dunham Ph. D., Descendants of
Michael Arbogast (ca. 1734-1812), 5 Volumes , IV: 578 (2880); (N.p.: n.p.,
n.d
book. The fact that the book had to be split over 5
CDs when transferred to PDF is incidental, and it's page numbering is,
therefore, incidental also.
Sorry for the repetition, but hopefully this makes more sense.
Regards,
Dermot.
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Mary
(.pdf), 2880 (book). This is similar to the
recommended format for census citations where there are page numbers both
penned and stamped.
Kirsten
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I too didn't know about the CTL-A tip but is there a way to have it set to
show you in the family view always? Also, is there a place to find all of
these tips and tricks in Legacy?
Thanks,
Chuck
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 5:46 PM, Wendy Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Clancy said I just do a
Display
HTH
Phil
At 00:05 16/06/2008, Chuck Arbogast wrote:
Also, is there a place to find all of these tips and tricks in Legacy?
Phil Warn ô¿ô
Genealogists do it backwards
Family Historians take all steps
The Warn family in Tetbury from 1722
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/philwarn
parenthesis for the
extra address info, but dashes would have served me better now, with
VE and mapping. Oh well!
Susan
On 6/8/08, Chuck Arbogast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Susan,
Thanks for the info. Is the format you speak of acceptable practice or
is
it just to get the desired results
will pick up these additional IDs if
you use a dash rather than enclose the info in parenthesis.
Susan Daily
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:18 PM, Chuck Arbogast [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering what the best practice was to map or document
coordinates
of specific locations
Hello,
I was wondering what the best practice was to map or document coordinates
of specific locations if the multiple locations are in the same town. For
instance Residences, Burial locations, etc. I would like to add a different
location to each instance to have the pin point location of all
I want to thank everyone who contributed to this discussion. I think I have
found other sources for my questions. I think , for now, I will leave the
(city) in the county location but I may change it later.
Thanks again,
Chuck
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examples, but no parenthesis around the word
city, I think.
So in my example, the four placeholders are: St. Louis, St. Louis
City, Missouri, USA. (It gets repeated twice.)
I have county verifier turned off, so can't verify it works. I hope it
does!!
Susan
On 9/19/07, Chuck Arbogast [EMAIL
Quest and Art,
I'm not sure if the Virginia independent cities are the same as St. Louis
but I do know the Geo Locations database in Legacy and they have St. Louis,
St. Louis (City), Missouri, USA. Not sure if that is correct but that is
how the program displays it. The only issue I have with
Thanks to all that has posted replies. I think that I will leave it like
Legacy has it but I think it is odd that they put the (city) were the county
should be. I would think that the correct way of entering it, as long as
you use comma's as placeholders, would be Harrisonburg, , Virginia, USA
person and not link them, so I was unsure what last name to enter
them under. Also, what should my relationship to those Children be? Should
they be Aunt and Uncle or Great Aunt and Great Uncle?
Again, I hope my explanation is clear enough so it can be understood.
Thanks for any help,
Chuck
. Louis, and she said the county
was entered as follows: St. Louis City, Missouri - so maybe use that
pattern for your independent cities.
Susan
On 9/19/07, Chuck Arbogast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I live in Virginia and we have several independent cites. For people
who
aren't
one way!
I hope this helps!
Heather
On 9/19/07, Chuck Arbogast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello to all,
I have a question that may be a no brainer to some but it has me
unsure. I have an Aunt and Uncle that was adopted by my Great
Grandparents. Here is the history of the situation
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