Pat,
No matter how long you waited I don't think you would be able to use the
Virtual Earth mapping facility without having IE7 installed - you don't have to
use it, but it has to be there.
Ron Ferguson
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I am able to use Family Atlas and the Mapping feature in new
FamilySearch as well as the one in FamilyTree maker 8.0. Looks like too
tight a liason with Microsoft--well they are both in Washington.
ronald ferguson wrote:
Pat,
No matter how long you waited I don't think you would be able to
Pat, there was an e-mail earlier today which indicated that they are working
with Footnote.com right now.
Im sure you have found, as I have, that the new version has lots of good
stuff.
Janis Walker Gilmore
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Sent:
Pat-
I have, use, and actually prefer the Firefox browser. I do have on
the hard drive a copy of IE7, but hardly ever use it. However, having
in the hard drive allows mapping to work, which I am ok with. It
doesn't make me actually use it.
Robert
ronald ferguson wrote:
Pat,
No matter
You said you were new to the group. Legacy will improve on these over
time - updates are quite regular! They have added several and the
complaints about the delay for 7.0 was so loud - they released it with
what they had ready.
List rules say all messages must be in PLAN TEXT - your message was
We're working with Footnote.com to update Research Guidance. The list of new
features is at http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/WhatsNew7.asp. Your Legacy
Charting pre-release edition will expire on June 15.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
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