Perhaps you could read the
responses you got before.
You can't TAB between two files. You CAN view two files and move between
them with a mouse.
Cathy
Barton Lewis wrote:
I want to tab between 2 files. I am not finding the instructions on
how to do so at Help. I typed “Multiple†in t
Perhaps you are trying to attach it as a picture. You attach PDFs as
Documents. Note although you can click on them and open them, they are
not included in Reports.
Cathy
Barton Lewis wrote:
>
> I am trying to attach a pdf of a death certificate as Media to a
> Source, and I am getting the messag
I am trying to attach a pdf of a death certificate as Media to a Source, and
I am getting the message "unsupported file format." Does Legacy not permit
pdf's to be attached as media?
Barton
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I want to tab between 2 files. I am not finding the instructions on how to
do so at Help. I typed "Multiple" in the Help index and selected "view
multiple family files." The instructions tell you to go to View and Split
Screen, and to maximize if you want to do so for one of the files - but
can'
Thanks for pointing out that other danger. The thing about the Cancel not
working is that if you realize you replaced the event content with the
clipboard contents, then saw you had the wrong info in the clipboard, you click
on CANCEL --- but here is the danger you pointed out --- the event wind
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Good morning Jenny. I do lots of backups but I can't say I do one every
time I do some editing.
Until Brian L., pointed this out - I just didn't realize the default to
"not cancel" and wonder if I ever got in a hurry & didn't do a back-check
on all I had just recorded OR meant not to record, as
On 28/08/2015 21:40, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
> 10. There is no going back so whatever data you had in the event that got
> replaced are gone forever.
That's why you always do a backup before performing any action that
cannot be reversed. (Or perhaps you don't!!)
--
Jenny M Benson
Legacy
Cathy's right. View-Split Screen, then you have two files open. You
don't use tab, you just click on one, and it's the active file, then
click on the other, and *it's* the active one.
Ros
On 31/08/2015 05:14, Cathy Pinner wrote:
> Hi Barton,
>
> You've found the right place.
> You can have two
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