Marlene, my database is similar but the Surname for my paternal
grandfather and grandmother is Smith. Since I seldom print
information except for myself and no one views my files, I have
elected to add whatever is necessary to make it easier for me to work
with. Then, if I do need to print
Scott,
Vista probably put them in the location for User Documents. They will
be either under owner or Scott, or under public. You will need to
move them where you want them in your directory and then let Legacy
search for them. Once Legacy knows where you have them stored there
shouldn't be any
Hi Brian,
Based on my experience from my early research, I would suggest that
you view the lead at the beginning of each film. There you will find
information that tells you if you are viewing film made by the LDS or
if it is a copy of a film made by some other group, i.e., xxxGenealogy
Society,
I have been using Legacy since vs. 4 along with the teaching videos
and monitoring your articles in Legacy News and Legacy home page. I
still learn so much from the dialogs that open in LUG and when you
explain the logic and reason for your choices.
I regret I don't live nearer to when you
Please forgive my negligence in requesting a delivery receipt.
Thanks
Kate Smith Redford
Salem, Oregon, USA
503-304-9226
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I can cheerfully say the same thing for my Samsung 22 inch and my new
Samsung 24 inch monitors. The first monitor was used with Legacy 6
7. The second monitor has only been used with Legacy 7.
I much prefer the large size screen to using dual monitors.
I spend about 8-10 hours per day on the
David Margaret
I viewed both web pages. Wow! They are very impressive. I liked how
both of you used copies of documentations to go with your sources that
were listed.
David, I had thoroughly given up of TMG but I am really yearning for a
report like you reproduced.
Early last summer I had
Hi Michele,
I went the other way.My first software in 1996 was FTM followed by PAF
4 PAF 5; in 2000 I switched to Legacy 4, followed by 5, 6, and 7 (all
deluxe editions); and, for 1 year, beginning September 2007, I tried TMG
running parallel with Legacy 6. I consider myself computer
Ron,
I appreciate your calm and logical approach for dealing with a new program.
Your words proceeding with caution and in small increments are very wise.
If I remember correctly it took time, studying user manual, viewing CD
tutorials, and practice, practice, practice when I switched from Vs, 5
Thanks for the update. We are grateful for all of your efforts to
accomplish this.
Kate Smith Redford
Salem, Oregon, USA
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We are working very hard on
I have a note book with Vista for 9 months and a desktop with Vista for 3
months. Legacy 7 works very well in my desktop. I haven't installed Legacy
7 on my notebook yet. I use both IE 7 and Firefox with my Vista and Legacy
7. I wouldn't go back for anything. I am on the computer 4-5 hrs per
Pat,
LDS nFS (new Family Search) is not available to every researcher at this
time. It is still in beta testing and being released as Temple Districts go
on-line for the new software system.
It is my understanding that when all of the Temples are on line (probably,
end of 2008, then Legacy vs.7
My sincere apology. I neglected to tell Michael to send the gedcom to my
personal e-mail and not through the LUG.
I have responded to him off list and FYI will test his gedcom this afternoon to
see if I can help him with his problem.
Please forgive
Kate Smith Redford
Salem, Oregon, USA
Kate;
seem not able to create a list of individuals that qulify for
ordinance work. If Legacy is so powerful, why can't they make it very user
friendly to do something like this?
michael
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Michael,
In Vs.6 go to Help Index and enter LDS. The sub-folders included Ordinance
reports. I make focus groups for each of my direct lines and not for all.
I find this helpful in working with other researchers who are interested in
one particular line. The reports will give you work that has
Rob,
It has been several months since I have worked with Ancestry.com and my
Legacy database. At that time when you viewed the census image on the
Ancestry.com Web Site you could save a copy to your own computer. That way
you could have the Ancestry source information as well as an image of the
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