)
Include al Notes except Research notes. Do not print [[private]] notes.
Create PDF file.
(Then open the PDF file to see this.)
When I create a RTF file, instead, I do not see any extra spacing in
the opened Word document.
Thank you.
Susan Daily
Have you unlocked the real power of Legacy? Legacy
Gail,
Look for Options in the Events menu, and select Delete. (Took me time
to find that, too, when I first started.)
Susan
On 5/29/07, Gail Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a question about drag and drop with split screen. After you have done
the drag and drop you get the screens with
Thanks for the update, Ron.
Janis, here is the download location for Version 5:
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/helpDownloadVersion5.asp
--Susan
On 5/28/07, ronald ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With respect, Susan, unless one specifically saves it there, Legacy is not
in C:\Program File
ice and started uploading my files to Mozy,
and am very happy with it so far. It is nice to know all my digital
files (photos etc.) are saved somewhere safely other than at home!
Regards,
Susan Daily
On 5/28/07, Janis Gilmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I (being the collective - my computer
say "She was probably born in Placename, but her
birth record has not yet been found." I don't publish my notes to my
Worldconnect tree.
Hope these ideas might get you thinking of other ways to handle the data.
Susan Daily
On 5/24/07, Jill King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jim,
From the Individual Screen, are you clicking on the Sources icon? So
that what pops up next is called "Assigned Sources for: (person's
name) [RIN]" ?
First, is it mostly a blank list? In the middle right, is your check
box checked for "Show All Events"? Check it if you'd like to show all
t
I can only guess if the woman didn't have a father, you accidently
clicked in the blank father box, rather than the large box above her
name. When you click in the father box, it says "Add an Individual" -
it doesn't use the word Father. But when you click on the spouse box,
it asks "Add a Husband
Wayne,
Does the Single woman have any other family links? Is she an
unattached person added to the file? (Sounds like the feature when
you select on a blank father's box, it gives the same surname.)
I tried it with both a single male and a single female, but both had a
father and mother attached
Donna,
I had never heard of the superscript P, but you might want to check
those parents to see how many times they are linked to their children.
Go to the Family View and click on each one of their linked children.
Then look at the child's "Parents" icon (looks like a couple with
white hair). It
Judy,
I "added a new spouse", linking to an existing (same) person, typed in
the new marriage date, then changed the wording to say "remarried to"
instead of "married to." It helps to add status Divorced to the
original marriage with a date.
Susan
On 5/13/07, Judy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can
ll write in reply to this email. I have
not worked on web pages with Legacy before, so I myself can't answer
your question.
Good luck, and hope I've been a little bit helpful.
Susan Daily
On 5/9/07, LouAnn Cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I signed up for this list yesterday. Not
Ah - that is inconvenient! Did you try checking the box (under
GEDCOM export) for changing the Customize option of "Break note lines
between words (old style)"?
The RTF suggestion is only good for certain segments of your database,
not the whole thing, so that is why I didn't mention it, but
suggestions on sorting your emails
into a folder to read them at your leisure, without cluttering up your
inbox.
Susan Daily
On 5/5/07, K. Hilliard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- Original Message -
From: C.G. Ouimet
Not anymore ...
Behalf Of K. Hilliard
COM export where you ONLY export notes (events, medical, general,
etc.) Might save on wear-and-tear!
Not a great solution, but just one work-around.
Good luck,
Susan Daily
On 5/3/07, Cary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
Will be glad when Legacy fixes the space after colon Notes issue
th a checked off box). If you uncheck the box, you have
unlocked the file on your PC. (You cannot uncheck it while it is still
on the CD-ROM.)
This might not be your exact problem, but is something people should
keep in mind if they run into this in the future.
Good luck!
Susan Daily
On 5/2/07, caro
Yes, Bill, it is printed at the bottom of each email.
The older emails (before July 2006) are archived here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/legacyusergroup%40mail.millenniacorp.com/
Susan Daily
On 4/23/07, Bill Buchanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
Is there a way to acce
ard and it is a Deluxe feature?
Susan Daily
On 4/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to be able to permanently change the Surety Level settings for
individual sources. I don't want to change the global setting. I have tried
going into the master source
Stephen,
"Unspecified" is the category in the Individual Sources' list - it is
located at the top of the list and doesn't relate to any particular
data for the individual, thus it is "unspecified." In reports, the
source footnotes itself to the name of the individual. So yes, when
you import a sou
orted it
into a separate file, cleaned up the data, then imported it into my
file but with the author and her WorldConnect tree as my source. I
added some of our email discussions as other sources and notes.
Sorry this isn't the answer you were looking for.
Susan Daily
On 4/17/07, Moira
ggest you try the various ideas people have suggested, then
print the reports you are most likely to use and see if you like how
they come out.
Regards,
Susan Daily
On 4/16/07, Bruce Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am puzzled as to where to put my father's employment events.
I have up
ause with events, you
can always re-sort by date.
This is just one idea. Hope it helps you to think of other possibilities.
Susan Daily
On 4/14/07, Richard Heckman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi LUGgies,
A few days ago, I found some interesting newspaper articles that were
written about my fam
Robert,
That email didn't originate with you. You can always look at past messages here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
to see what got sent to the list and by whom.
Unfortunately they mispelled the word that might have automatically
kicked them out of the LUG (unless that mail "f
You probably don't have two records for the child, you probably just
linked them twice.
I hope this works for you.
Susan Daily
On 4/12/07, Pat Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In my database is a male that was married three times. He has
children by both his first and second wives. Some
able to link to an existing person within either tree. Then it will
become only one tree in the Tree Finder.
So that is how I would go about it. I would not create a separate
family file for the other family.
Susan Daily
On 4/11/07, Richard Bynum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello:
I
his is the box you are talking about.
Susan Daily
On 3/28/07, Greg Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A couple of days ago I had a little box suddenly appear on my main Male and
Female boxes on the Legacy screen. The boxes are in the upper right of the
main box for each spouse, to the
urced by one
or the other will now be sourced by only one master source.
If you do mean that, then I don't understand what else you are needing
to do. If you didn't do that, then I hope this is the answer you were
looking for.
Susan Daily
On 3/26/07, Richard Van Wasshnova <[EMAIL P
em to his emails, for some reason?
Susan Daily
On 3/25/07, Reg SHERLOCK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Everyone
Could I please ask all members of this Legacy user group (via Group
Administration).
"Please stop setting your emails to to group as requiring a receipt from
readers&
y don't print), because I don't want to
repeat the info.
Susan Daily
On 3/24/07, Kathy Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Death Notes: DEATHS - County of Wellington
Name Of Deceased: Edward Robinson
Sex: M
Date Of Death: 22 Aug 1872
Age: 72 years
Where Born: England
Cause Of
event (if any locations are
given as place where benefits were last received or residence at time
of death, not to be confused with place of death).
Hope this helps,
Susan Daily
On 3/24/07, KENNETH HERMAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was showing the S. S. Death Index as a note. Works O
One thing that GMAIL does is group emails together. Sometimes someone
responds to the original query and renames the subject. For example,
the subject of this email is "Re: [LegacyUG] Order of emails" - they
might write "Re:Email Order" not realizing it changes the grouping of
this thread.
So the
ou want it to appear they way
you want it to in reports.
Susan Daily
On 3/18/07, Kathy Townsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bummer! I know the children aren't blood but as long as a program stated
their true relationship to the parents the family history should be
complete. When you give
Thanks, Cathy, of course. Was it my imagination, then, that a search
resulted in a list that you couldn't edit from, in an earlier version
of Legacy? (From your memory, has it always been Create a List that
you can edit?) I've uninstalled ver 5 by now.
Ron - thanks but I was doing that (to see wh
Cathy,
I just did a search, for missing birth dates, and now I noticed I
can't find a Show List anymore?! Where did I use to use it? I am
rolling my eyes at myself. I noticed now there is Create List, and
that does allow you to edit from the list.
I do use Search a lot when I need to find somethi
will figure it out offline.
One question we had which is on-topic would be what is the best type
of end of character item to use for a GEDCOM to be imported into
Legacy? The options are:
End of line character CRLF, LFCR, or LFCR.
Thanks,
Susan Daily
On 3/14/07, Missylove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ns didn't take, so you
will need to link him in. Click in the empty husband spot in your
current file and "Add a Husband" then "Link to an Existing person."
Once Dennis is back in your file, you can follow Russ' instructions on
making sure Dennis shows up in only one m
Cathy,
I do use Show List, almost exclusively when I do a search. What is a
better way, if I want to edit people from search results?
Thanks for figuring that one out!
Susan
On 3/12/07, Cathy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Susan,
You are getting confused with "Show List" - which doesn't give y
]> wrote:
It is easier to do a search for
Individual; Birth Date; Equal to; ' '. leave blank,
not 'space bar'
Rich
--- Susan Daily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> An easy way is to look at the Index tab, and go down
> it looking for
> missing birthdates.
Have you
f the child's in-laws. I try to round to 0 or 5
endings, so it is more obvious they are manufactured dates, i.e. "Est
1855".
Regards,
Susan Daily
On 3/12/07, Donna in Texas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wow, Ron. Thank you for the quick reponse and the very clear directions.
If you have seen the actual index books, like I did for the Irish
civil registrations at the LDS on microfilm, the index books
themselves are labeled something like "... for the Births Registered
in the Quarter ending in March 1886" for example. So that is probably
why the date is entered in Mar Q
Martin,
This is exactly how I do it, too. I just leave Notepad open and
consider it just one of those things I need to do to make it look
nice. Sometimes it is handy to keep the source text in notepad,
because you can take parts of it to paste into the Source Detail,
without having to tab back and
ast!
Susan
On 3/3/07, Susan Daily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am guessing the only work around is to make a duplicate copy of Joe
Smith, link him to the second set of parents, and leave the original
Joe Smith linked to the first set of parents. The RINs will be
different for these two Joe S
Ron,
It doesn't work in the same Publishing Center report. I just tested
it. If you select the ancestor report for Joe Smith with ParentSet1
Preferred, then close the publishing center to prefer (Select)
ParentSet2, return to publishing center and add another ancestor
report for Joe Smith, Legacy
Peggy,
I looked at the Report - Books/Other - Source Citation report, and
unfortuntely can't figure out a way to sort it like you wanted. (I was
trying to do a report for "Only the Master sources.") What is odd, is
there is no option to include the Master Source type, unless you
select "List Style
Mark,
Does it work if you attach it using either the Audio or the Video icon
when you go to Attach Pictures? You might not be able to run it from
Legacy, but it should attach. (I think!) I don't have a file to test
this.
Susan
On 3/2/07, dad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi listers,
Is there t
Wayne,
The nice thing about Legacy is it provides an area of cause of death
and then and area for Medical Notes. You can use these to your
advantage in a few ways.
If you run into a term you don't recognize, you can look it up here:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgwkidz/oldmedterm.htm
Consumption is
Thanks to all who have tried to check this out.
I am really puzzled. This time I only checked off Suppress details for
living persons. Again the three people do not appear in the GEDCOM. I
had added a fake person to my main family tree called "Mystery" (no
quotes) Mulligan. There is no son named
but there it was expected). So I conclude that they were not
exported.
How can I achieve what I am trying to do? And why is there a second
checkbox if Suppress details of living people means delete living
people completely from exported database?
I am using Legacy Deluxe Edition 6.0.0.118 on Wind
As I wrote to Ralf:
On the left of the Assigned Sources screen are two little black up and
down arrows. Highlight your source in the list for births [or an event
in your case], for example, and move it down or up into the position
you want it to go.
If there is only one source, it won't move.
Sus
Ralf,
On the left of the Assigned Sources screen are two little black up and
down arrows. Highlight your source in the list for births, for
example, and move it down or up into the position you want it to go.
If there is only one source, it won't move.
I don't have an answer for your other questi
Leo,
Your last example would be redundant. Legacy works as if John Paul
Smith and John Paul "John" Smith were the same. No sense in typing up
the extra characters.
The one example you left out was John Paul "Paul" Smith and that is
the one that seems to me will meet your need.
Susan
On 2/22/07,
Myrna,
I think it should be done when someone goes by their middle name,
putting the middle name in quotes after the middle name not in quotes,
so John Paul "Paul" Smith, where John never went by his first name,
but was always called Paul.
If you do this and select use quoted names in narratives
f Contents and Update the Field (right-click
over the TOC).
I hope this works.
Susan Daily
On 2/21/07, Mason Woodson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
After generating a Ancestor Book Report with pictures to a RTF file and I
try generating a Table of Contents it places a picture from the rep
sband. I'm only doing the report as far
as her generation, so her son is not included. The report ends with
this generation. My starting point is my husband's 2nd Great
Grandfather and I'm only including 4 generations.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Elaine
On 2/19/07, Susan Daily <[
Pat,
I'm not sure why it would change overnight.
Are you able to click on the H:xxx box at the bottom right (next to
the time) and enter a RIN there after a pop-up comes up "Go To
Individual"? (That is how I quickly find someone whose RIN I have.)
Then going back to the Name List, just double c
Elaine, was the second wife somehow marked as a Private Person?
Susan
On 2/19/07, Elaine O'Neill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ron,
I ran Check/Repair multiple times, shut down Legacy and
restarted.all with no change. I followed the link you sent, did
what it suggested and exported to a n
Jim,
Dawn answered your question correctly. The opportunities to add will
be as a spouse, a child, or as a parent.
Susan
On 2/17/07, James Neely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have started entering unattached people into my data base. My
questions are:
1. If, and when, I find where they fit i
I also believe the Publisher info is important, if only just to verify
you have found the correct bible, if indeed you ever come into its
possession to verify its information.
Susan Daily
On 2/14/07, Kirsten Bowman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would respectfully disagree with Jenny reg
Hm. I hadn't noticed the colors before. My husband and I have our
Husband and Wife labels in purple. Deceased individuals are in blue.
But when I went to the Customize window, I saw nothing that would
indicate I chose purple.
Is the Husband Wife label color determined by the option Label Text
Col
Michele,
This question was asked last June. (You can try searching the
Archives.) The answer was that it all has to be done manually. And
after you add more names, they won't be added logically. So you might
find yourself doing this all over again in a few years.
I choose to ignore the numbers, t
ertificate/Record - Baptism
Certificate/Record - Birth
Certificate/Record - Confirmation
Certificate/Record - Death
Certificate/Record - Divorce
Certificate/Record - Marriage
I might use one of these and in the Source Detail list something like:
Email "KILKENNEY" from Bill Surname to Susa
like your computer.
A few possible hiccups: Her Legacy folder is installed somewhere
different than your computer stores it, so the pictures may not be
found immediately. You can have Legacy look for the correct (new)
photo locations.
More help can be provided, as you follow these steps. Just ask!
en, then I understand
more of what you are looking for. The asterisk mentioned previously
might help there (maybe put it in the "Title Pre." box where it could
be easily added or deleted, and quickly viewed).
Susan Daily
On 2/10/07, John Roose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In Family View - I&#
By the way, be sure to suggest this as a new feature on the Home tab
of Legacy under the Support window at right.
On 2/7/07, Richard Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That being said, does anyone know of a charting program or another genealogy
program that would print my pedigree charts cluttered
Hi Richard,
Charts are Legacy's weakest point, much to the frustration of its
users. They do sell two add-on charting programs, the benefits of
which have been debated many times and should be easy to find in the
Archives. (See link below.)
I, too, started with Apple's Family Roots. I am glad I h
ook report (unselect
everything that won't be in the Pedigree chart) and use the sources
list from that to mark up the data in your chart by hand, then use the
source sheet. Or you could leave the Pedigree Chart as is, and staple
the book report to it.
Probably not what you really want to he
M.
You have to be more specific. Where do you see it? In a report? On
your screen? What is the format? Are they garbled characters or
regular words? If you type out what you see, we may be able to
identify it and help.
Susan Daily
On 2/6/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
f you then save this into your Clipboard (Copy Source to Clipboard),
then you can use this source for all items you add based on this PDF
source.
Susan Daily
On 2/4/07, Diana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have received Family Group Sheets in a PDF format. I have added things to
my family and
Art,
You have two choices, one is a chart and one is a report:
The Lineage Chart has an options box to include siblings (under Report
Style), and is shaped like a chart.
The Ancestor Book will also list all the children of each ancestor, in
report format.
Susan Daily
On 2/4/07, Art Michaels
Tom,
In addition to Ron's answer, you would have to reimport the GEDCOM
back into a new Legacy file, and it might not format everything
correctly, especially notes and other settings. Seems like a little
more trouble than it is worth!
Susan
On 2/1/07, Tom Element <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi S
Michele,
One quick and dirty way is to export your entire file into a GEDCOM,
then open that in a word processing program (like Notepad or Word).
Then do a "find". It will find all instances of your phrase, but to do
the replacement, you will need to see which individual record has that
mentioned,
Martin,
I am guessing you have, but just in case, have you double-checked to
make sure there is only set of parents linked to the children?
Sometimes a second set which is made up of Unknown and Unknown (two
records without RINs) can occur. They may be the preferred parents.
Susan
On 1/29/07, Ma
Jenny, I use the phrase "committed to" to indicate long-term
commitments and single-sex partnerships. The date works fine then, I
think.
Susan
On 1/27/07, Jenny M Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For the first time I am entering details of couples who are living
together but unmarried and I ha
e.
I might only provide one or two sources, too.
Hope this idea is useful to someone
Susan Daily
p.s. Here is another example where I show my reasoning in the birth
notes. I use the date 9 Aug 1835 for the birthdate:
"[[ 22 Aug 1835 - Baptism record for same parents
22 May 1859 - Marriage record
, with proper colored hair and less balding.
So just some ideas to think about. Welcome aboard!
Susan Daily
On 1/22/07, David Bonnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Ron.
Currently using FTM.
Have imported many jpg pics of US Census, City Directory pages, Birth Certs,
Cemetery maps and
Rich and Rob:
I'm sorry I didn't test this first, but have you tried pasting the
copied Excel section into Notepad (a text file) and then copying all
that and pasting it into notes? Does it automatically save it with
spaces or tabs?
If niether, than save the Excel file as a tab deliminated text f
Maybe you could explain where it is that it is being cut off, since
you mentioned PDF files. Presumably it shows find on the Individual
and Family Views, and it is a report you are asking about. I would
like to try to duplicate it for you.
Susan Daily
On 1/18/07, Leroy Ferguson <[EM
Julie (and Linda),
Even if and when Legacy adds another choice to the Baptism/Christening
field (in Options - Customize - Data Format), I think it will affect
the database as a whole, so you won't be able to pick and choose for
each person. Not unless they make it like they did for Burial, where
y
Melanie, if you click on the "+" icon just to the right of your burial
field, you'll see an option for Burial Notes. These notes only save
and print for that Individual. This is where I enter my plot
information. Sometimes this is where I type up the Funeral Notice if I
have a copy from the newspa
Bob,
Did you try copying the contents of the CDs to your computer? A PC
usually needs to write to the folder where it finds the data, and it
won't be able to do that from a CD, since you can't write to it like
you can to a hard drive. I don't know what you have on the CD, though.
Is it the Legacy
like having
everyone in my one file to make it easier to find them!
Hope this helps,
Susan Daily
On 1/13/07, Cheryl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am new user & wondering about how people save family files.
Do you have one file & have everyone - husband & wife (starting couple)w
Linda,
To make sure this enhancement request is logged by the Legacy
Programmers, you should go to the Legacy Home tab in your Legacy
program, and over on the right hand side under Support, click on
"Suggest a new feature." I recommend that you also save a Note file
(text file) in your Legacy fold
No the option is not available any longer. If you search the archives
(link at end) you will see this has been asked many times since they
moved to the new server last year, and you will find some very good
and helpful instructions on how to deal with the onslaught!
Best wishes,
Susan
On 1/11/07
Ron,.
It looks like it comes straight from Joe Edmon's article which is
referenced in the news story. You should probably ask where Joe got
that (but I don't see a way to contact him).
Susan
On 1/9/07, ronald ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In Legacy News it says (quote):
Vista will requi
Nancy, did you recalculate relationships, too, starting with you? Not
sure if that will help...
Susan
On 1/9/07, Nancy Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you Robert,
I had done all that, but just to be sure, I did it again. I went in and
chose my colors and UNCHECKED the box to dispay th
ould
need to make him a step-parent to her children and her a step-parent
to his children in order for them to show as half-siblings under them
as a couple. Perhaps she set it up this way in one database but not
the other.
Lee
On 1/9/07, Susan Daily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lee,
> I t
Lee,
I think she is saying that the half siblings are indeed showing up -
as they should be - on her desktop, but on her laptop they aren't. She
states she has the settings the same, so why don't they show?
If Darlene is looking at her first marriage, then indeed, the children
of her second husba
Ron, thanks for clarifying. I really wondered how Legacy could act so
differently!! And sorry I didn't address it directly to you - after I
sent it I realized I forgot that.
So I am guessing Gene's Legacy problem, if it doesn't have anything to
do with his locations list entries, must be caused b
That is different from how my Legacy version works. I am running
6.0.0.118, but it seems to me that it has worked this way always for
me: My auto-complete puts the lowest alphabetical match in
immediately, beginning with the first letter. I wonder if there is a
setting for this? (I looked for one
Diane,
You should let Legacy do the unzipping by clicking on Restore Family
File (that's what it says in ver 6). I don't think it is the same as
unzipping it yourself and then trying to open the unzipped file.
Susan
On 1/5/07, Diane Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cathy, thank you for taking
I don't know what archivists do, but perhaps you could use an
indelible ink pen to mark the ID on the outside of the sleeve. It
might be hard to read, however.
Have you tried searching the internet for other ideas? There might be
references to archivist standards. Good luck!
Susan Daily
O
In addition to Leon's response, you could add a note in privacy
brackets in the Given Name field such as "[[Only goes by one name]]" -
when you print reports and omit private notes, that info won't print
out, but you will still have it as a reminder in your database.
Susan
On 12/31/06, Art Sedd
data file occasionally. My husband keeps
a copy of my file on CD-ROM at his office - which is a secure building
storing data for a major insurance company!
Best wishes to all for a tragedy-free new year!
Susan
On 12/30/06, Art Sedddon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Susan Daily writes:
But ho
x Growers, 1796" from
another similar web site to the line above.)
Can anyone reproduce or explain?
Thanks,
Susan Daily
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only recommended for people with broadband connections, however, and
users of Windows XP (not Linux).
The complete article by Dick Eastman is here:
http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2006/12/unlimited_onlin.html
Susan Daily
On 12/26/06, Bob Bashford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Ralf,
My method is similar to Myrna's. I prefer to have only six master
sources for the basic information:
Certificate/Record - Baptism
Certificate/Record - Birth
Certificate/Record - Confirmation
Certificate/Record - Death
Certificate/Record - Divorce
Certificate/Record - Marriage
In my Source D
Margaret,
I noticed the change too, which was annoying. What I now do is copy
the information, open up Notepad (found in Start -> All Programs ->
Accessories if you are running Windows XP etc), paste it into the
Notepad, then Ctrl-A (select all) and Ctrl-C (copy it all back into
memory) then paste
List, and you can see the name of the
church (or cemetery) and the town on your family view without having
to click on the "+" for address.
Susan Daily
On 12/29/06, Mary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When I enter the place of marriage, where do I enter the name of the actual
church wh
r for what
suggestions I've made.
So, people, if you want something, you can mention it here, but you
are better off adding it to the suggestions list if you truly wish it
will be implemented.
Susan Daily
On 12/27/06, Dick Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There is one challenge here
the parent of the last proven ancestor. Change
the wording on the bridge person's name to reflect the actual
situation. It adds a generation, but does it matter at this point
since it is unproven?
Susan Daily
On 12/27/06, Cary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For the people I can prove a
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