Thanks to all the ingenious suggestions to get around a Legacy lack. I will
submit a suggestion that there be a List of General Information. It should be
essential for a company that struggles to include foreign users!
CE
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiqu
Amt is county/state concept in Denmark. Most of the Scandinavian Countries have
2 sets of divisions. One is the parish/bishopric and the other is the small
government/large government units (secular). Both have created BMD records. I
always spell a place like it is called locally, so would keep
Create a fake person RIN 99 named ZZZPronunciation ZZZLists. You can
fill up the notes and it will be either first or last. Easy to find and
remember. Sorry it didn't help.
From: Jenny M Benson
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Thursday, May 3
Hi Larry
1)Amt means County.
2)I would use the English, Copenhagen, Denmark
3)No need if you use English in the place name.
Wikipedia has this:
Københavns Amt (English: Copenhagen County) is a former county (Danish, amt) on
the island of Zealand (Sjælland) in eastern Denmark. It covered the
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On 03/05/2012 18:48, CE Wood wrote:
> I am looking for a place to put stuff like this - information relevant to the
> whole database. So far the only solution I've found has been to mess with
> the To-Do List. For instance, there are several posters on Gen-Med who use
> only initials; I have t
I don't remember e actly, but a few years ago I discovered there are two
settings when adding new people. One would update immediately which drove me
crazy while keypunching 200 people. The other was/is to wait to reindex until
restart or turn off. I forgot where they were, but awareness of the
Thanks, Jenny. I must not have been very clear what I was looking for, but you
discerned what I meant.
I am looking for a place to put stuff like this - information relevant to the
whole database. So far the only solution I've found has been to mess with the
To-Do List. For instance, there a
Thank you to you and Mike - that's exactly what's happening. I've had to shut
my Legacy down and start it back up for these names to appear in the index tab.
I went to another tab but that didn't seem to work.
Linda
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From: Sherry/Support [mailto:she...@legacyfamilytr
On 2012/05/03 15:29, Linda Hauley wrote:
> Is anyone having trouble with the Index tab having all the names in the
> database
> listed?
The Name Index doesn't update immediately. Click in the RIN box and then click
back in the Surname box. That should make your latest entries appear.
--
Regards
If you have selected to Include Alternate Names and/or Include Married
Names, new individuals won't show up right away. If you go to a
different tab and then back, then they should show up.
This is a known problem which the programmers are working on/
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy
Is anyone having trouble with the Index tab having all the names in the
database listed?
I have just added three unrelated couples with their marriage date because I
know they will connect with the rest of my tree - I just have to follow up
with more research.
After putting these couples in
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 11:49 PM, CE Wood wrote:
> I need to create a pronunciation guide for names, places, etc. How would I
> best do that?
>
My suggestion is to use something similar to a language pronunciation
giude. Just use two columns instead of three
EnglishFrench
On 02/05/2012 23:49, CE Wood wrote:
> I need to create a pronunciation guide for names, places, etc. How would I
> best do that?
I would use the Individual's General Notes and/or use Location Notes.
It rather depends on how you plan to pass on your information. If you
are going to give your rel
I suggest that you Google "phonetic Welsh pronunciation" (without the
quotes). I have had a look at the first few and
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Welsh_pronunciation seems to be
pretty good, as does http://www.omniglot.com/writing/welsh.htm
The pronunciation of letters is very different
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