Re: [LegacyUG] Viewing entry dates in Fields

If you have a backup on or near the relevant date, it would show the status of entries at that time. On 3 Dec 2015 7:54 a.m., "Cathy Pinner" wrote: > LOL. I'm always hopeless with Left and Right. I usually stop to check. > > It's the Right corner. > > Cathy > > Brian L.

Re: [LegacyUG] Bulk Moving of Media

Hi Maurice, Yes it can be done. First you'll need to use the Legacy Backup for Media to collect the media for each family file. (File - Backup File - the Media section) Then unzip it into your new media folder for that family file (you use your computer to do the unzip, not Legacy) Then in

[LegacyUG] Bulk Moving of Media

I have all my media files stored in the one (default) subdirectory as selected by the programme when I am adding photos etc.  I have about 100 separate Legacy trees and whilst most only have a few families, there are about eight or ten large family files with quite a lot of photos etc.  This

Re: [LegacyUG] Bulk Moving of Media

On 3 Dec 2015 at 8:34, Maurice Hemingway wrote: > I have all my media files stored in the one (default) subdirectory as selected > by the programme when I am adding photos etc.  > > I have about 100 separate Legacy trees and whilst most only have a few > families, there are about eight or ten

Re: [LegacyUG] Geo-Location Tool

If these GeoCountrycodes.txt and GeoCountyCodes.txt files are used by the Geo Location database, then which files are used for the Expand/Contract Location Parts? Can files used for the Expand/Contract process be modified? Boyd On 1/12/2015 6:13 a.m., Brian/Support wrote: > Yes, There is an

Re: [LegacyUG] Bulk Moving of Media

Excellent.  It works.  Many thanks. Maurice On Thursday, 3 December 2015, 11:06, Steve Hayes wrote: On 3 Dec 2015 at 8:34, Maurice Hemingway wrote: > I have all my media files stored in the one (default) subdirectory as selected > by the programme when I am

[LegacyUG] Crafting History: Bring Your Ancestors to Life - new webinar by Mary Roddy now available

*Ideas for honoring your ancestor* Sharing your family history can mean more than just writing a book. Sprinkle your ancestors into your daily life! Learn how to: - create jewelry - holiday ornaments - and decorative items using ancestral photos and stories. When your friends and