J B,
I am on dial up and can't possible sit and wait on 3,000 pages to upload
other than through an FTP program. Sometime back I downloaded "SmartFTP" and
used it to upload my Legacy webpages.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how
I feel I must reply as I have been through this same thing with another
list. I owned a Dell Axim and recently bought a Palm TX. There are two
main things you need to decide.
First, is genealogy going to be your primary use and function.
Second, is whether money is an osbstacle.
If m
If someone has to pay for the time online or the amount of data downloaded,
then limit the size of emails you can download. Some of the software
clients have that capability. Then you won't have to get so upset when a
newbie or even a "not so newbie" accidentally forgets. Take actions into
your
You are so right! Anytime people are dealt with, their will be problems.
Maybe that is why we should practice courtesy instead of flaming when
someone makes an accident.
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gif
Krisjan,
Yes, you are getting what you paid for and MUCH MUCH more. At least they
are providing the list which they certainly do not have to do and it has
provided people with far more than what it would have been worth if we had
to pay for it. People get things for nothing and still find a reas
I, too use One Note. After you have your notes in One Note, click on File
and "Sent To..." You can send it to Microsoft Word and then copy and paste
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Ge
Same here.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Heather
Stovold
Sent: Monday, August 06,
Thank you
Still annoys me that one can't do it directly
Gus Ferguson
On 8/8/07, Paul A. <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote:
I, too use One Note. After you have your notes in One Note, click on File
and "Sent To..." You can send it to Microsoft
Valerie,
I, too, produce my own electricity. I have never had a problem with the
computer drawing too much juice. I know that some of the older ones might.
I live in the States and my computer is on about 12 hours per day.
I would do as Bill suggested and put it onto a CD or small drive and sen
That was fun!!! I am the 31st gggrandfather of Hugh the Great, King of the
Francs. He died in 956! Go figure.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
> -Original M
If it is a picture of a headstone, I put in the picture gallery. Otherwise,
I put it in the burial notes. I don't know if that is the best way or not.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts
That is still the way it had traditionally been. But, in the US you
normally don't use the word "county" or "co". In many places, you could use
the township.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~
I live in the country and have all my life and in different places. It
doesn't matter, the address in the US is still listed with a town. My
parents were born at home in the country, but their birth certificates still
list the town of their address as the place of birth.
--
Paul
"What a g
-Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul A.
> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 12:54 AM
> To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
> Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] County without city
>
> That is still the way it had tradition
Mary,
"Places should be recorded by smallest jurisdiction to largest, starting
with the town. U.S. citizens should list the town, then the county, then the
state, then the nation, like so: "Bethesda, Montgomery, Maryland, U.S.A.".
If you know the hospital where someone was born, do not record it
I replied offline as I do not think this tone of the messages should be on
here. However, the older genealogists should be teaching the newer ones the
correct way to do things so that they become historians and genealogists
rather than name collectors with no regard for standards.
The wonderful t
Christine,
You don't have to "add" or "override anything. Just go to the reports
options and check the tick box to include ages.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
>
Oops. I meant to say check the tick box where it says "age at death" under
things to include.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
>
> Hi Cathy. I guess I don't understand
st 17, 2007 11:08 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Where to put age at death
Paul,
I just tried this and the Age at Death option is always greyed out for me.
How do I make it come "alive"?
Cheers, Mitch
On 8/17/07, Paul A. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Mitch,
There was discussion a couple days ago about gmail suddenly "spamming" the
LUG messages. When I checked, I had 109 LUG messages in the spam folder. I
would read a reply and think my memory was really bad because I couldn't
remember the original question or comment being posted. I found t
Yvonne,
Sadly, one of the items that gets people more worked up on this list is
when people send in HTML. The list rules say that all messages need to be
in plain text and no attachments. I have mine set to "plain text" yet when
I reply to one that is HTML, it sends the reply in HTML. If you c
Renee,
I have respectfully disagree. I think the Legacy list is much better than
the gen-newbie. In the past people would get just as ugly on there as on
here! I remember one person that was mean and nasty to most people on
there and if you defended yourself, the admin would instantly unsubscr
Renee,
Thanks for that tip. It was something I never knew about and a handy time
saving one at that.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
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Yvonne,
Maybe I responded to the wrong email. Either way, I apologize.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
Paul my mail IS set to plain textif it still appears as htm
Phil,
I learned two new tips today.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
-Original Message-
>
Kirstin
Have you tried the "Control+A" tactic?
In most views hitt
Heather,
I am interested where you get the years that women marry at about 21 and men
at about 25. Are you basing the past on today's estimates? Men and women
used to get married at much earlier ages than they do now. It was nothing
for men and women to marry at 14 and 16. It was probably mo
I made one reference to it several days ago and in the very next email
apologized that I may have mistaken her email for someone else.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
Mitch,
Thanks for sending that. I didn't see it. I guess I need to go check my
spam in gmail again. :(
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts." ~ Gen. Robert E. Lee,
CSA
-Original Message-
From
Mike,
How dare you even consider jumping on and complaining about so many people
not sticking to the topic in the subject when you posted the following under
the subject of family name history.
"I don't and never will use a web-based mailing product. To me, email in
a mailing list like this one
Phil,
I'm glad to see that message. Yesterday I ran a potential problems report
and was amazed at 11 pages of people born before the marriage date. Some of
them I have corrected and some I am still sorting out, but it amazes me how
many are accurate. I had no idea and now I know why.
Thanks.
-
Mike,
That is a good point to be taken. I have been reading with interest about
signifying the end of a line. But, How many times in our research have we
turned up children that no one ever knew existed?
Thanks for the thought.
--
Paul
You might wan
One point is that one of my own brother's is 61 this year. He found out
about two years ago that he had a daughter he never knew about and through
her he had a granddaughter and a grandson. The grandson turned 15 last
week. Just goes to show that we never know for sure. DNA proved it and
also
Until you have proven the location, you could always leave it blank and add
a note for that event. Or, if it is the city, leave the commas but leave
the part of the location blank that you are not certain of.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful
Debbie,
This really is a great group. But there is a difference between "support"
and the "users group". You really will benefit from this group, given the
chance.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given us. How thankless and
ungrateful we are, and how we labor to mar His gifts.
Denise,
If your scanner won't scan several pages of a letter into one pdf file, you
can always scan it in as individual pdfs. Then use a free pdf editor such
as 995 (software995.c0km) and "combine several pdf's into one pdf file.
--
Paul
"What a glorious world God Almighty has given
I will start by saying that I have never used it, but isn't this what the
Intelli-Share is for?
You could always copy your media files to another folder outside Legacy,
split it into several folders and then only share the changes. Otherwise,
and ftp would be the simplest, I think. I would be i
If people dont see it the way it is, they wont see it when it is in all
caps. The fact is that they just dont look at the footers. By the way,
your messages are in HTML and LUG rules require all emails to be in plain
text. (Even though I prefer HTML. LOL)
--
Paul
"What a glorious world Go
Darlene,
You are too narrow minded. I may not believe in that type of relationship,
but I am also educated enough to know that those relationships are as old as
marriage itself. Just because we don't come across written "confessions"
doesn't mean they didn't exist in our genealogies.
I think
Jim,
I had a DELL Axim with Pocket Genealogist. I now have a Palm TX with
Gedstar Pro. I think the Palm beats the heck out of the Axim, hands down.
However, I don't like the Gedstar Pro compared to Pocket Genealogist. I
would still use my Axim just for that reason if it hadn't wore out. lol
--
Kevin,
Then I guess it's time for you to duplicate Pocket Genealogist for Palm,
huh? LOL
--
Paul
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