Hello Jay.
This sounds like something I might be able to solve for you. I am not familiar
with the full history, but if you can send me samples of "before" and "after"
files, I will try to take a look at it. I just ask for patience, it may take a
while in idle periods. Provide a link that I
Thank you, Sherry. I was able to find the detailed search tab and use your
instructions to find the number of notes.
Jay, you had asked about individuals and notes. The file with 141 individuals
has 26 with notes.
The file with 491 individuals has 122 with notes.
Priscil
Hmmm. That seems like a plan. I have done that on one note, but not left that
screen...now, do I need to save that? I don't see any "save" button.
Priscilla
>
> From: Sherry/Support
>To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
>Sent: Tuesday, July 29,
You could even edit the Notes right from the Search List by bringing the
Notes tab forward
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
On Tue, Jul 29, 2014 at 5:46 PM, Jay 1FamilyTree <1familytree@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Priscilla,
>
> With that small number I would just create
Jay, please send up a flag when you find that eager programmer!
Thanks very much,
Priscilla
>
> From: Jay 1FamilyTree <1familytree@gmail.com>
>To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
>Sent: T
Priscilla,
With that small number I would just create a small report (Like Sherry
mentions) that lists which ones do have notes.
and use that for reference (for the RIN Number) to edit one by one.
I have over 50,000 with notes that have broken words.
I have been waiting in hopes some day some e
Using the Detailed Search tab
Individual > General Notes > Not Equal To > Blank.
Do that for Research and Medical as well as second and third conditions
with "OR" selected between them.
There's also a selection for Event Notes to search
I'm surprised the instructions on our website didn't
Hi Jay,
The most recent file that I downloaded into Legacy as a test was one of
my smaller ones -- 141 individuals. Is there an easy way to see how many have
notes? I don't know how to do that except to count.
One of my larger files has 491 individuals.
I would be glad to
What version was used to make your most recent backup of your Legacy database?
On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 3:11 PM, Tom Hampton wrote:
Hello,
I have Legacy 8 Deluxe and have just downloaded the latest update.
It caused my computer to crash and now I cannot open Legacy at all.
It says it is an
Priscilla,
How many persons are in your file and how many with note records that you
think have a problem?
I might have a solution, depending..
Jay
On Tue, Jul 29, 2014 at 9:42 AM, Stu and Priscilla Fanning
wrote:
> Thanks Bob and Sherry,
> Sadly, Sherry's solution did not work.
Hello,
I have Legacy 8 Deluxe and have just downloaded the latest update.
It caused my computer to crash and now I cannot open Legacy at all.
It says it is an "unrecognised database format". Any ideas on how to fix
this please?
Thanks.
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTr
Thanks Bob and Sherry,
Sadly, Sherry's solution did not work. I guess I will just have to deal
with each of the notes, one by one. I do very much appreciate your suggestion,
Bob, about copying lengthy notes to Word, fixing them there, and then pasting
them back into the notes section.
johnbernac...@iprimus.com.au wrote:
> Sometimes I know where ancestors lived but uncertain if they
> were born in that place. There is an option which allows you
> to change the location preposition from ‘in’ to something
> else but it only works for the book reports from the
> publishing centre. I
There is a field in the tblLR (Master Locations Table) called Preposition which
can be set and used in reports as you described. There is also a file
C:\...Documents\Legacy Family Tree\_AppData\Misc\Preposition_English.lst which
is used by the Master Locations List to sort locations. It does i
Sometimes I know where ancestors lived but uncertain if they were born in that
place. There is an option which allows you to change the location preposition
from ‘in’ to something else but it only works for the book reports from the
publishing centre. I could mention in the narrative that a pers
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