Dawn as I do not use the archives often, I have saved the Legacy messages in
my gmail account. I found a lengthy conversation on lumping and splitting
dated July 6 - July 8, 2008. You might want to check those dates if that is
possible in the Legacy Archives. With the messages saved in gmail all I
Dawn,
I won't address the mail server, but I would like to commend you for at
least attempting to search the archive. Some topics are a lot more
straightforward and can be found in the archive and answered more easily.
(Lumping and splitting is more complex.) We see a lot of newer users here
askin
Dawn
First off, it came through correctly to me. The summarized example might clear
up the mud in lumping/splitting. Each of us must individually choose. A good
example of what it means: You can put all your census records in the Event
Census, or divide it by country/state/county/city/year as de
Many counties were created in America before the revolution. I created a place
BNA (British North America), then in the state field use the name (colony) at
the time: Virginia Colony, New Haven Colony. The counties/parishes are traced
in AniMap very well. In the notes of the location of the city
Hi all,
First of all I'm sorry if this comes through in anything other than
plain text. I was going to ask for help from any gmail users out
there, but I see right on my screen a link that says "plain text".
I've clicked that so please let me know if this comes through in plain
old vanilla text.
Thus the reason for the official recommended installation path of "C:\Legacy"
instead of the normal "C:\Program Files(x86)".
This gets a little convoluted and techy, but Legacy can peacefully exist in the
Program Files folder if the user has Administrator rights. If the user is not
an administr
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Terrific! Sounds like a great idea. Thanks Brian.
Jeff
On 1/27/2010 9:12 AM, Brian/Support wrote:
> As someone who went through a similar process I suggest you look at your
> Master Location List for variations of the same places.
> Go to View> Master Lists> Location
> To get similar places to
It is saying that Legacy wants to create a file (missing.txt) in its
program folder and Windows 7 - with its strict permission controls -
won't allow it to write in the Program folder. That's what the experts
in W 7 are telling me.
Jeff
On 1/27/2010 6:06 AM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> malka...@orthohe
I was incorrect in my map. I just was to mention the map is just for
Malmöhus in southern Sweden, and it is 29 pages not 20. Bing! finds a
lot of those locations.
Tim Rosenlof
On 1/27/2010 7:32 AM, Tim Rosenlof wrote:
> Bill,
>
> Legacy uses Bing! Mapping service from Microsoft. I research Swede
Bill,
We have a problem report in our problem tracking system for this error.
Brian
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Jan,
Are you certain that you are looking at the right source list for the
generation? When you elect the sources at the end of each generation the
numbering of the citations begins at 1 for each generation.
Brian
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As someone who went through a similar process I suggest you look at your
Master Location List for variations of the same places.
Go to View > Master Lists > Location
To get similar places together you can use the right to left sort order
country, state, county, city instead of city-> country
If you
Bill,
Legacy uses Bing! Mapping service from Microsoft. I research Sweden, and
amazed at how it finds the small parishes. I have a rather 20 page map
of detailed Sweden, and it mostly hits the correct location. Sometime I
need to move the pin or if Legacy/Bing! cannot find the location
(rarely), t
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 06:12:43 -0500, "malka...@orthohelp.com"
wrote:
>It was a permission problem. If I set Legacy to always run as
>administrator then it can write to that folder and missing.txt is
>created. However it is risky to run exe files as administrator, so for
>W 7 compatibility I gues
Dorothy Researcher wrote
>1) In FTM, I had included the Hospital & Cemetery names in the
>location fields but Legacy has the additional screen, etc for that
>information.
You don't *have* to use the additional screen though. There are many of
us who prefer not to, for various reasons, and who pu
Charles Apple wrote
>I have a very ornate marriage certificate of an ancestor, and I am
>trying to determine whether this is a Fraktur or Artifact. I know that
>originally, Fraktur's were elaborate hand painted certificates with
>some being illuminated, however, as time passed many of these were do
Bill,
Legacy uses Bing for its mapping, it seems natural, to me, for the
programmers to use a Microsoft mapping program when the database uses MS
Access. There has been previous discussions re Google Earth - see the LUG
archives.
Ron Ferguson
PS posts to this list should be in plain text, most p
Hello,
See the last paragraph of the original post.
I believe I made the original posting on topic, when in that last paragraph
I asked for comments from Legacy regarding whether or not they might use
technology like this in future releases of the mapping part of Legacy.
The original post was no
It was a permission problem. If I set Legacy to always run as
administrator then it can write to that folder and missing.txt is
created. However it is risky to run exe files as administrator, so for
W 7 compatibility I guess the programmers should make Legacy write
instead to the data folder (whi
malka...@orthohelp.com wrote:
> Looks like just what I need. However after running it and telling it
> to make a list of the missing pictures I get an error popup:
> .
> Cannot find the C:\Program Files (x86)\Legacy\Missing.txt file.
> Do you want to create a new file?
> ..
Looks like just what I need. However after running it and telling it to
make a list of the missing pictures I get an error popup:
.
Cannot find the C:\Program Files (x86)\Legacy\Missing.txt file.
Do you want to create a new file?
...
I click on Yes and get a
Thank you.
Jeff
On 1/26/2010 6:11 PM, Dennis M. Kowallek wrote:
> On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:01:03 -0500, "malka...@orthohelp.com"
> wrote:
>
>
>> Is there a global way to ask
>> Legacy to searcxh for all missing pictures?
>>
> Options> Customize> Locations> Test All Multimedia Paths?
>
>
Leg
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While you are waiting for replies from people with more experience I
would be thinking along the following lines.
Open the GEDCOM file as a txt file in Word or whatever and then use Find
& Replace to edit and move info around to suit Legacy's use of GEDCOM.
If there was much repetition involved I
Peter K Robinson wrote:
> A very small irritation, but its niggling me and perhaps someone's
> resolved it.
>
> When viewing an individual's record and simply wanting to VIEW all
> photos etc linked to it I click the button to "Add Pictures".
> However I then have to change the option in the dropdo
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