Ron, I agree with Dan -- you are *very* much appreciated on this list.
I find your comments thoughtful, tactful and thorough. I learn a lot
from your messages, although I rarely have a reason to post to this
list.
Thanks for all you do.
Cricket
On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 9:25 PM, Dan Bateham <[EMA
Although I rarely put the township in the location field, I do if the
town or village is unknown (or undocumented). That way it's possible
at a glance to know what geographical part of the county a person
lived in.
To my way of thinking, knowing that a person died in Cedar Township,
Boone County,
On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 7:19 PM, Janis Gilmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No, Dede, you cannot copy the detail. When you choose Edit Detail, you get
> the new (and empty) Source Writer detail screen. The details of the citation
> are nowhere to be seen. They are not accessible.
>
> Janis
>
Janis
On 11/2/07, Winfrey Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wish there were some established standards for entering names. Census
> reports are always a challenge with spouses given the husband's surname. I
> use the husband's surname in parenthesis, i.e. (Winfrey), to show me that I
> do not know the
You're welcome, Tom! (It had been bugging me for quite a while, too!) <>
Take care,
Cricket
On 9/28/07, Tom Element <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Cricket
>
> Thanks for that tip to maintain the change in surnames - so easy to fix
> something that's bugged me for years!
>
> Come back soon, Cri
June -- it might seem like a basic question, but it's an important
topic, since we all rely on census records. I'll be willing to bet
you get a lot of different opinions on this subject!
I used to enter the entire census enumeration for each family member
that appeared on each census, but I was n
Alice said:
> You are doing it right. Even with those two settings at "Don't change what
> I enter," along with "Show Surnames in Upper Case Letters" I can get
> McVearry to show as I wish it in Family View--McVEARRY--but I cannot find a
> way to get DeSimone to show as DeSIMONE, or VanLandingham
I'm sure this is not exactly what you are looking for, but it might be
a workaround. Whenever I want a quick glance at the ages for events,
I just click on the "Chronology" tab -- it gives the ages along the
left side of the screen. It's not the same as having them listed
adjacent to the events o
I have LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com in my gmail Contact List, and I
still get about 20-25% of my LUG messages sent automatically to the Spam
folder. I've even set up a filter to give the LUG messages their own
"label," but that isn't enough of a clue to gmail. I'd sure like to figure
this
d in the last 24 hours? I've
>played around with the search function, but can't find what I'm looking
>for. Legacy does keep track of the date that each record is
>modified...so I was hoping there was a way to search using that
>criteria.
>
>Thanks,
>Cricke
r. Legacy does
keep track of the date that each record is modified...so I was hoping there
was a way to search using that criteria.
Thanks,
Cricket Hackmann
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I usually end up with them in two places: general notes and source text. I
like them in the General Notes because they are interesting to read in the
reports, but since I usually use them as a source, I think they also belong
in the source text.
It's redundant, I know -- but I haven't found a sy
On 9/2/06, Jean Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jean said: <>
In Family View, highlight your name (or whoever's line you want bolded).
Then go to Tools > Set Direct Line as Preferred. A box will appear with
that person's name in it, with the heading "Set Direct Line Ancestors as
Preferred Li
could give us an option to choose? Currently, under the
"customize" tab, you can choose whether you prefer the term "Christening" or
"Baptism." Could this not be solved similarly?
Cricket Hackmann
Ashland, Missouri
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