They normally send all answers to the 'group' unless privacy is desired.
Rich in LA CA
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Mary,
Thanks. I guess I wasn't clear as to who exactly reads through this forum.
I appreciate your suggestion.
David Kleiman
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David Kleiman wrote:
> What I am trying to get answered is: "what GIS standards and metadata are
> the folks at Millenium using in setting up their Geo Location Database
for
> use with Legacy?&quo
: Saturday, September 27, 2008 11:43 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Geo Location Database Standards - Round 2
David Kleiman wrote:
> What I am trying to get answered is: "what GIS standards and metadata are
> the folks at Millenium using in setting
David Kleiman wrote:
> What I am trying to get answered is: "what GIS standards and metadata are
> the folks at Millenium using in setting up their Geo Location Database for
> use with Legacy?"
Aren't you asking the wrong people? The is the Legacy Users Group.
If indeed the Geo Location Databa
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Geo Location Database Standards
You must first decide which location syste
David,
Like Richard I try to use the convention at the time of the event, but would
emphasise that the 4 field format used by the Geo Location Base does not work
with UK and many European locations.
The Geo Location Base was developed for US locations and whilst attempts have
been made to fit
You must first decide which location system you will use, and then the
questions become easy.
1. Use the location name as it existed at the time of the 'event'. I have some
towns with as many as eight different names.
2. Use the location as it exists 'today'. Then when governments change the
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