On 2010/04/15 03:44, Boyd Miller wrote:
Charting does honour Short location names, why not Quoted names.
I have previously put this forward as a suggestion on 2 Mar 2009, 8 Jun
2009, 14 Mar 2010, and again today. Perhaps we will get a positive response
this time!
Ah! But did you put it in
On 2010/04/19 02:56, Robert Carneal USA wrote:
What I was envisioning was being able to open all four sites, if
Sosiah Carneal is found on their site, into four separate windows.
(Split the screen into quarters.) Then, if one said his birthdate was
Jan 10, 1882, but three say his birthday was
On 2010/04/19 05:56, Larry Lee wrote:
I have been using Mozilla Firefox as my default browser. I used IE to
try this technique as well. I finally experimented a little more and
can get to where there are 3 windows open horizontally. The first
Welcome to Research Guidance! screen stays open by
Brian L. Lightfoot wrote
One notable exception might be for a US census event. While it would be
correct to use the actual date of the census enumeration, one must be
careful about the timeliness of any information derived from within
that event. For example, while the data may have been given on
On 2010/04/20 13:09, Ron Ferguson wrote:
SearchFindModified DateAfter31 Mar 2010
Ron (and others),
Rather than catching fish for those who ask a question on how to use the
Search facility, why not teach them how to fish. Or, encourage them to
dangle a line and see what happens -
Thanks Ron! It's something that's always wondered about.
Rob
From: ronfergy@tiscali.co.uk
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Dates for Events
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2010 22:32:20 +0100
Rob Miller wrote:
While I
I am hoping someone has this answer for me. I have saved all but one tree as a
GEDCOM in addition to saving it as an fdb file for Legacy. I can not for the
life of me remember what I did to save it as a GEDCOM. I have looked at the
book, but it does not tell you have to save it as a GEDCOM,
The instructions at the time were, to answer the questions as if they were
answered on the 1st of June, not the day the census taker actually got to your
house. They were to ignore children born after that day, which my relative was,
and include people who died after that date, which you have
Eileen,
Saving and Exporting are, in this context, the same thing. Just
follow the instructions in the book (or help file) for exporting.
Bob
On 4/22/2010 12:10 PM, eileen swanberg wrote:
I am hoping someone has this answer for me. I have saved all but one
tree as a GEDCOM in addition to
Indexing is hard - not everyone thinks the same way.
If you can't find a Help topic in the Index, please let us know via the
Suggestion form how it might be better indexed.
And don't forget the Search tab! I use that frequently if I can't think like
the indexer g
Thanks for using Legacy.
All suggestions received are reviewed and considered. Due to the volume of
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This is probably to what Jenny was eluding was she mentioned the precariousness
of the word correct. In the case of census data, a lot depended upon the
truthfulness of those being enumerated and then a lot also depended upon the
precision and uniformity amongst the various enumerators.
Brian
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