That is actually one of the reasons I *do* use the place of newspaper
publication, even if it is maybe far way. That way the person will show
up when I do a Show List for the place of the obit publication. If the
obit got published there, there may be other ties or other news I should
look for
I think the important things is the elements you include, and in a
consistent way, not the exact order you put them in. The author has
pretty much said that herself.
Lisa
Gail Nestor wrote:
I'd like to add a comment here too. I also bought my copy of Mills'
_Evidence Explained_ and started
Sorry, I didn't get home last night until 730pm and then I finally got
two Civil War pension files I was waiting for, which was too hard to resist.
In the page source code it says
body BGCOLOR=#10
Now, on some experimentation, if I choose colors that came with Legacy (
in the Color box
.
I am going away for a couple of days in two hours so please forgive any
delay in replying - or perhaps somebody else would like to pick the ball
up.
Ron Ferguson
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on the
coloured box on the same line to change colour. The Blog on my web site
(address below) gives full details of all the options available and how
to access them.
Ron Ferguson
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I'm am testing out some families in the web page creator. On the
Graphics Tab, I chose the option for Use a Solid Color and chose a tan
color. But the web page displays black, which of course makes the black
test invisible. I don't see any option to change text color. How come
the background
Surely the cost of the upgrade will be less than the cost of Legacy 6.
Lisa
Renee Zamora wrote:
While at the BYU Family History and Genealogy Conference I bought
version 6 again. (In hopes that Legacy will send me version 7 before it
hits the retail stores. No promises made but I can dream
The search and replace will stop as it finds each occurrence, but it
just displays the citation detail - it doesn't tell you who the
individual is. I can't imagine why it doesn't.
Lisa
Karl Plenge wrote:
Currently it can't be done in Legacy.
You can search and replace on Source details but
Another thing to consider - if you don't put the known as name also as
an AKA, persons who only know the known as name won't be able to find
them in the index. The index gives the option of including AKAs but of
including quoted names.
Lisa
Cathy wrote:
Hi Gary,
If you put the known as
Please let's not send huge attachments to the list. Not everyone has
unlimited mailbox size. Mine overflowed, I expect I'm now unsubbed from
who knows which lists. I guess this will serve as a test if I've been
bounced off the LUG. There are pros and cons to every email solution, so
please
If the standards promoted by the NGS BCG aren't the rules you're
talking about, I can't tell anymore what rules you're so interested in
or that you think Legacy is following.
Lisa
Dora Smith wrote:
I looked on all of those sites for these rules and could not find any
rules at all. As I
Has anyone gotten Legacy to work in a Limited User Account on XP? I have
Legacy 6 Deluxe and XP Pro SP1. Won't open in a limited account and
displays an error message that it can't lock file.
Thanks, Lisa
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Thank you. I'm aware of a lot of the issues involved. Has anyone been
able to use Legacy in an XP Limited Account?
Thanks, Lisa
Susan Perrett wrote:
Lisa, if you go on your desktop to - Start - Help and Support - type in
Limited Account - some information will tell you all about your
I've noticed that in vital event sentences in reports, the comma is
missing after the last place name part. For example:
Report shows:
John died in Los Angeles, California on 2 December 1950.
Should read:
John died in Los Angeles, California, on 2 December 1950.
I can hard wire that comma
Hi Robert, I have 6.0, latest build, deluxe.
Thanks, Lisa
Robert Carneal wrote:
What version are you using? -Robert
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I've noticed that in vital event sentences in reports, the comma is
missing after the last place name part
And more info - text in the citation detail is stored in the database
every time you use that citation, very redundant. If you make any major
changes, say correcting the text, it can be a real pain to correct it in
all instances, because there is no Show All for citation details. The
Search
I found that I lost the descriptions for each tag in the Advanced
Tagging dialogue box (real problem); I lost my bookmarks at the bottom
of the page (nuisance); I lost the relationship settings (have to redo
the set relationships tool)- enough to make me wonder what else might
be lost, but not
I would keep it in the same database. Otherwise, when you transfer the
file into your database, you have issues with locations and sources in
each database which reference the same location or source, but have
small differences, causing duplicates. Since the new family is not
linked to the
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