FWIW, I have an iPad, and have just tested an app. called Families, that
syncs with Legacy on my PC. It uses something similar to Dropbox, but its
part of their app. Unfortunately it doesn't handle relationships etc, so its
not really ideal for info entry, which can be done. But for a small,
portab
I use gmail and have an option to select Plain text or Rich
formatting. If I send to the LUG I'm using Plain text.
Evert
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 10:37 PM, Ron Ferguson
wrote:
> Jenny M Benson wrote:
>> On 18/08/2010 19:53, Ron Ferguson wrote:
>>> Thank you for trying to change to Plain Text, I am
I would also be interested; I'm assuming there are more than just a
couple of us sourcing Genline and any insights would be appreciated.
Kathy Meyer
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 6:40 PM, Tim Rosenlof wrote:
> Hi Steve.
>
> Email me privately. I am a Genline user.
>
> Regards,
> Tim Rosenlof
>
> On 8/
I added a Source type: Husförhörslängd, and since I created these Sources
before SourceWriter existed, here is an example of one.
Sverige, Värmland, Brunskog, 1760-1763 AI:1 472.12-13. I also have the BMD
records using the date ranges. Note the Genline number after the date range.
When I have a
Hi Steve.
Email me privately. I am a Genline user.
Regards,
Tim Rosenlof
On 8/18/2010 6:30 PM, Steve & Shirley wrote:
> Hi,
> Can some one help me with sourcing Swedish records from Genline? Because
> there are so many images for each person I'm looking for a shortcut to
> enter the source infor
Hi,
Can some one help me with sourcing Swedish records from Genline? Because there
are so many images for each person I'm looking for a shortcut to enter the
source information. I've been through the tutorial and have ordered the
training CD but I could use some tips on this.
Thanks so much.
Ron,
You are right, because my original folders are backed up without
compression I do not have to use Legacy backup. I got in the habit
early so I have two copies, the original and the Legacy zip file both
ultimately backed up by Mozy. I guess that's what you call a belt and
suspenders man.
I ha
I have started a new thread, as this was getting way off the subject of the
original post!
I just use the manual method of copying via a USB stick, at least since I
installed SP3 on my PC and can no longer copy files from my laptop to PC
(works the other way round though!).
Re: the size of the me
Sherry,
I actually use a 16gb USB drive for my master genealogy files. Most of
the time it stays in my desktop and is synced to my hard drive and
backed up by Mozy. When i move it to the Netbook I have everything
(sneaker net). The drive letter is X on both machines so my legacy
media stays attach
Jenny M Benson wrote:
> On 18/08/2010 19:53, Ron Ferguson wrote:
>> Thank you for trying to change to Plain Text, I am so fed up with
>> changing OP's formats that I am seriously considering not replying
>> to HTML posts in future. Your ISP cannot help with the format in
>> which you post as it is
On 18/08/2010 19:53, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> Thank you for trying to change to Plain Text, I am so fed up with changing
> OP's formats that I am seriously considering not replying to HTML posts in
> future. Your ISP cannot help with the format in which you post as it is
> governed by your email clien
I use dropbox to keep my desktop PC and my Netbook in sync. There is one
database file and no matter which unit I use to open/update the file, both
units are using the latest information.
On 8/18/10, Sherry/Support wrote:
>
> Sounds like an awesome little computer!
>
> For the edification of the
Sounds like an awesome little computer!
For the edification of the Legacy users who work with both a PC and
laptop, how do you synch the two databases?
I have my ideas on how it should be done (IntelliShare comes to mind)
but was wondering how some of you handle this??
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technic
I use an ASUS T91MT convertible Net book/Tablet with Win 7. I have had
mine for about 6 months and use it everyday and could not be happier.
It is a Swiss Army Knife computer. The touchscreen rotates and folds
down like a book or you can use it like any other netbook.
Right now I have Legacy and A
I went into the program and ordered up a report and changed page number to 4,
it worked on text. I then used one of my lines with 15 gens and it is actually
created a scroll, not a page. I went back and this family got pages 4-7. You
may want to do PDF. It did the report like expected. I think
John,
Thank you for trying to change to Plain Text, I am so fed up with changing
OP's formats that I am seriously considering not replying to HTML posts in
future. Your ISP cannot help with the format in which you post as it is
governed by your email client, be it Outlook Express, Outlook, Thunder
It was suggested on an earlier post that I should do it as text not html. I apologise if that's what's happening I can't find any way to specify what is sent. I'll contact my mail provider.
In the meantime. I have a problem with the descendant report. I set it to start page numbers at a specific
Hi Kathy,
I hope that you are not put off from the Families app by
some of the complexities encountered by new users. Aside
from having participated in the beta testing of the Families
app, I have no affiliation with the TelGen firm, and as a
long-time genealogist, and someone who has worked wi
Graham,
Not to worry, and no apology required. I suspect there are
others on the LUG list who are interested in the exchange as
well. :-)
John
On 8/18/2010 2:51 AM, Graham wrote:
> Sorry, I'm going from bad to worse. That last post was supposed to go
> private.
>
> Appologies, Graham
>
>
>
>
Hi Graham,
Sorry that I didn't get back to you last night, but it was
rather late for me, and it had been a long day, so I retired
shortly after midnight, Arizona time.
Connecting your iPhone to your computer via the USB cable is
certainly possible, but performing a sync to the Families
app via
I, for one, have been very interested in the string of comments about
the families application; it's helping me decide if I want to use that
in the future; I hope all of the comments will not be made privately
because I'm learning an awful lot from other's difficulties as they
get their own program
On 2010/08/18 11:57, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> Mike Fry wrote:
>> On 2010/08/17 08:18, Ron Ferguson wrote:
>>
>>> You are quite right, Czechoslovakia has had so many boundary changes
>>> over the years that it has disappeared from the maps !!! ;-)
>>
>> Not so! More a case of a split personality. In an
Ok, hopefully I have this GMail sorted so it only sends plain text.
The Legacy cut and cut all functions worked very nicely and paste from
clipboard allowed me to put them back attached to the correct event.
So, even if I do have to send them to a Source instead of an Event
some time in the future
Replying to Ron's post because original post was not plain text...
>I can't see any way that doesn't require me to retype (or actually
>copy/paste) both the caption and the Description fields. This is going to
>get tedious for 200 documents!
When you remove a picture in Legacy it actually copies
Dave,
I'm afraid that I know of no other way of so doing, which is why I did not
answer that part of your question :-)
Ron Ferguson
_
*New* Tutorial: Add Location Pins to Google Earth
http://www.fergys.co.uk
Includes the family tree for Alan J
Actually I wasn't after a discussion on TNG - I mentioned it in passing as
the reason why I wanted my documents attached to events. Sorry if it
deflected from my question.
So, my question still stands - is there a way in Legacy to move documents
(scanned so they are effectively pictures) from one
Dave,
A discussion on TNG is out of order on this list, as it is not a Legacy
product or Add-on. It should be addressed to TNG or you may like to raise it
on the Web Users Legacy Forum (WUL) at http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/WUL/
There is not right and wrong way to attach documents, unless one
Mike Fry wrote:
> On 2010/08/17 08:18, Ron Ferguson wrote:
>
>> You are quite right, Czechoslovakia has had so many boundary changes
>> over the years that it has disappeared from the maps !!! ;-)
>
> Not so! More a case of a split personality. In any case, the land is
> still there :-)
Sorry, to
Sorry, I'm going from bad to worse. That last post was supposed to go
private.
Appologies, Graham
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Hello John,
Thanks for taking the time. I will ask one question of you regarding WiFi. My
iPhone is not able to connect to the Internet, but it can connect via USB to
the computer...so why can't it transfer the file that way rather than WiFi?
Thank you,
Graham
- Original Message -
Hi Graham,
Sorry to hear of your frustrations in obtaining the Families
app, and getting it running. Families is not a product of
Millennium, nor is it associated with their Legacy Family
Tree product other than it was designed to synchronize data
with Legacy. Families is a product of TelGen,
On 2010/08/17 08:18, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> You are quite right, Czechoslovakia has had so many boundary changes over
> the years that it has disappeared from the maps !!! ;-)
Not so! More a case of a split personality. In any case, the land is
still there :-)
--
Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg
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