Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
Strange. I was playing around with Legacy's Internet Web Page
builder and in an attempt to customize (customise for you folks on
the other side of the pond) the web page graphics, discovered the
file browser ignores .PNG files. The browser apparently only looks
for
Dear Jenny,
Thanks for the tip about the privacy brackets. I shall try it out.
The reason I am reluctant to include specific addresses in the Master Location
List is because at the moment when I export the information to GenMapUK the
locations come in fine (the odd ambiguous location),
Simon,
The so called four field convention does not fit English naming conventions;
it was after all designed for the USA. However, if it is working for you
good luck! Although you say that you are using GENMapUK which hopefully does
fit. It seems like it. The geo-locator in Legacy regards
On 2010-07-25 22:35, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
They've been around for at least 10 years which
tells me the code for that rudimentary file browser built into Legacy is at
least that old if not older. Why can't they use Windows resources?
You might as well be asking why Legacy can't put its
Strange, isn't it? If only Legacy were built on a Microsoft product, like
Access or something...
CE
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From: Bob [mailto:byoabm8a4h...@wowway.com]
Sent: Monday, July 26, 2010 5:05 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy doesn't know
I have a passenger list that includes 25 individuals in my database. Rather
than entering the event immigration 25 separate times, is there a way to
add an event to multiple individuals at one time?
Thanks!
Sue
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Susan Broadbooks wrote
I have a passenger list that includes 25 individuals in my database.
Rather than entering the event immigration 25 separate times, is
there a way to add an event to multiple individuals at one time?
Because Legacy works from the Individual to his/her Events Facts,
rather
I for one am really tired of all the email on this subject and other subjects
wanting to tell Legacy how to write their programs - - go write your own
program. Instead of changing to a Windows base why not try a Mac base - -
their things are easier to use than Microsoft applications.
Let's
That's a great idea, Kathy! Have you submitted that to Legacy as a
suggestion for enhancements? Are you going to the conference at BYU
tomorrow? I'm still on the fence about it...maybe I'll just go to the
Legacy Rootsmagic presentations in the evenings.
On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 11:20 AM, Kathy
Okay, thanks, Jenny. I knew about the clipboard, but wanted to be sure there
wasn't some other neat little trick that I just didn't know yet.
Cheers!
Sue
On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 1:29 PM, Jenny M Benson ge...@cedarbank.me.ukwrote:
Susan Broadbooks wrote
I have a passenger list that includes 25
Haven't planned on going to the conference but still may!
Besides Legacy I use Reunion for the Mac and their program checks the
spelling as you type it - - then I don't have to go back and check it all again
like you do in Legacy.
On Jul 26, 2010, at 12:47 PM, Kathy Meyer wrote:
That's a
On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:27:01 -0700, CE Wood wood...@msn.com wrote:
Legacy IS a Microsoft Access program
AFAIK, the Legacy client program is written in VB6. The code reads from
and writes to a Jet database (see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Jet_Database_Engine). Jet is the
same
I use the Search the internet for current person feature on a regular basis.
I have developed many customized
searches. The problem is, there are no place fields available to feed the
search engines. There are only name and date
fields. I therefore have to refine my searches after I open the
We don't reply to each and every suggestion that comes in but they're
all reviewed.
Which data fields are sent tothe website depends on which website is
being searched. If you open the Search the Internet window and click
through the various searches, you'll notice that which fields are
bolded
Copying and pasting the event from the clipboard is what I have always
done...I then bold face the name of the individual to whom I have copied
the event so that it will stand out.
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Sherry,
Thanks for your response. I don't have a problem understanding how to develop
a search string using the fields in square brackets. My problem is there
aren’t any fields in square brackets that are place fields. Here is a search
string from Ancestry.com I would like to use.
I was using the Picture Center to remove attached pictures and found that
the change did not 'stick'. The picture was removed from the display of
attached pictures (box in the lower centre), but when I selected another
individual and then went back to the first individual the picture was back.
I just noticed that the Tag Descriptions for my Marriage Tags are gone.
When I hover my curser over the Tag the Description still shows, but when I
right click on the Tags there is NO Description. The Individual Tags
Descriptions are all there, no problem. Is there another place I should be
Feel free to edit the search strings however you'd like. They're not
set in stone - they're just what we found worked best.
Check the Help file for instructions on creating or editing searches.
Just click on the Help buton when you're in the Select and Internet
Search window.
Sincerely,
Sherry
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