It is definitely a bug. A piece of software should NOT hang,
regardless of what you have been doing or for how long.
So, I guess you are saying there is no plan to fix the bug.
The workaround is to close and reopen legacy. ;-)
The only change I had made to the family file
before this happened th
Hi Crystal,
I think that if you have used a source for ANY portion of the line the
text for the labels on the line will change color. For instance, a date
of birth which has a source will cause labels for the entire line
including the "in" to change color even if you do not have a place of
birth.
It's not really a bug. I suspect that you have probably been working in
Legacy for quite a while when this happens. You found the solution: just
close Legacy and reopen it. Other times when things happen to your
computer, rebooting is all that's needed.
Jim
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
I will be working on my family file in the family view
and will reach up to click a parent and nothing happens.
Then I try clicking a child and again nothing happens. I
am simply stuck on the current individual. I can continue
to work on the individual selected, but nothing else. I
get out of th
The Red labels indicate that a source has been assigned to the data
which is in red. Data without sources are in black.
Even though you say you have no data entered for some of the red fields
you must have a source assigned to that field. The ones with data which
are in black have no source assign
The red field names on the Individual's Information window indicates
that the data has been sourced.
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 12:26 PM, Crystal Payne wrote:
> Hello All, I have a question, I am using legacy 7.5 and I noticed that some
> of
Hello All, I have a question, I am using legacy 7.5 and I noticed that some of
my title's are in red and some are not. For example the person I have up now,
The terms, "given, surname, born and in" are in red the rest is in black. His
wife all of those items are in red plus the died and
On 6/4/2012 3:07 PM, Mary Fowler Leek wrote:
>
> One suggestion would be to expand the photo canvas on the bottom, then
> add the date (or name and date or whatever information you wish to
> add) by adding the info into a text box. I usually ‘save as’ and give
> the edited photo a new name, jus
This is my favorite way, though I mostly use the metadata fields since adding
the info to the photo makes it a larger size. The bonus is that you can see it
at a glance whenever you view the photo on your computer. If you are resaving
the file into a jpg smaller size for Legacy, It's easy to cro
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