C.N.
since a picture is worth a thousand words, I uploaded some pictures to my
blog about organizing documents, you can find them
here: http://foundingfamilylines.blogspot.com/search/label/jump%20drives If
you have any questions, glad to help further. I find that with Legacy I keep
relevan
Geoff did a webinar on digital imaging a while back where he talked
about his filing system; you might find that helpful. Look for
"Organizing and Sharing Digital Images" dated 29 February 2012 at
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/webinars.asp
Dick Eastman sometimes mentions how he's gone "paperles
The include all sources check box has no impact on what parts of a
source is included in the GEDCOM. That setting is there more for when
you are only exporting part of your file. If that is not checked only
the sources linked to the individuals in the export will be included. If
it is checked all s
Just a couple of thoughts. There are software programs that tag images with
keywords and these could be used to find documents.
I have all my documents scanned, though I keep paper copies also. The scanned
docs are filed in directories and sub-directories. For instance: the McLean
family direct
I have been using the Legacy genealogy program for many years, but I am now
struggling with how to think through scanning all of my papers to become
paperless by 40 feet of papers as I prepare to move from my home to an
apartment with much less room.
The scanner I have purchased, an Epson GT-S5
Upon further review..
It turns out that my email correspondent was referring to a WorldConnect GEDCOM
report and not one of Legacy's Book Reports on my own domain web site. I've
also confirmed that Legacy seems to be correctly displaying or not displaying
the Comments tab depending whether
Most of my ancestors are UK or AUS and I use the four part
solution and I use a hyphen to the place name.
I find that this works well in my location list for sorting and
checking.
My main problem is getting rid of the two commas in reports.
I do hope Versi
I've not tried printing photos from Legacy but according to the Help file, you
can only print ALL photos from the Picture Gallery > Photo Album.
Try View > Scrapbook and see if that will work for you. See the Help file under
Picture Scrapbook Options.
Terri
Charles,
>From what you have written it would seem that they are important to you
because “they evidence so many details of of my personal employment
historyâ€.
What you are saying, therefore, is that they are a source for your
employment history. It follows that they should be used as a Sourc
I have Canadian Income tax returns from 1952 thru 2011 and because they
evidence so many details of of my personal employment history I would like to
record this in my Legacy file.
I would appreciation any recommendations you can give me to facilitate the
recording of this info.
Respectfully,
Ch
Hi, Sherry
Thanks for the clarification.
If I understand correctly, the reasons for doing it the "correct" way
are because a well-established book says so, Sort doesn't work properly
and the Expand/contract parts won't work.
The book, although I haven't read it, is probably geared mainly towards
Richard, Brian,
Turning off the printing of the Repository would also turn it off for all
sources, if I understand you correctly, Richard.
Brian, which type of source are you using – Basic or SW? I have just had a look
at one of mine which uses the Basic source and the comments are not printing
I tried to test this but I was not able to duplicate the
addition/inclusion of Master Source Comments in web pages.
To confirm this as an error I need to know some details of the web pages
you created with Legacy.
What is the web page style (Ancestor, Descendant, Pedigree, Family Group
or Individu
On 05/11/2012 21:37, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
> It’s interesting that this should come up right after the recent
> discussion. I was just contacted by a person whose name and address
> appear as a source in a report on my online tree and while he has no
> objection to the name, he’d like the a
On 11/5/2012 8:11 AM, Sherry/Support wrote:
> If you follow the suggestions in "Getting It Right" by Mary H.
> Slawson, only the governmental jurisdictions will be included in the
> location field. Those are city/town, county, state and country.
>
> Including more than that, separated by commas fr
Two comments.
1. Regarding the sorting of the Master Location List, I change the sort
order to sort from Right to Left, so it doesn't matter how many fields I
have.
2. If I don't put the address in the location, I can't map out the
different houses, in the same city, I have lived in. Or am I missi
What Sherry said :)
Michele
-Original Message-
From: Sherry/Support [mailto:she...@legacyfamilytree.com]
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2012 10:11 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Locations
If you follow the suggestions in "Getting It Right" by Mary H.
Slawson,
If you follow the suggestions in "Getting It Right" by Mary H.
Slawson, only the governmental jurisdictions will be included in the
location field. Those are city/town, county, state and country.
Including more than that, separated by commas from the city/town
(street address, city, county, state
Hello, Is there a way to selectively print photos when printing out a
Photo Album? I have stored some documents that I don't want printed
in the albums for some people. OR is there a way to create a second
album? KAY
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