For months now, I have had a problem with the Error 13 since upgrading
from Legacy 7 to Legacy 8 after converting my files. I have shared my
issued with this email list and finally posted on the Legacy User Group
FaceBook page. A couple of other people posted that they had the same
experience tha
On 25 Jan 2016 at 18:08, Hannigan Family Research wrote:
> If you had people answer any of those different lists of questions that
> appear on the genealogy websites, that is personal knowledge
> information, how would you include that? As a text 'copy & paste' into
> a note; as a Document attach
I would go one step further - save the one you think you have been
working on to a new name (or just check the 'modified' date in the file)
and then check the other file for merging any data that is different
between the two. That way, if you have been updating two different
files, you have the up
Dick, you make a good point. This has turned into a pretty good thread. Thanks
for all the replies.
Ed
On Monday, January 25, 2016 11:11 AM, gerald
wrote:
My aunt was born on May 30, at home. My grandather later went into town to
register the birth, but days later as he didn't go into t
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Ed,
I do pretty much what Cathy does. I use a 'Personal Knowledge of
xxx'usually myself and the detail is usually 'I was there'. As you
say, good enough for me. But in the future, when you are out of the
picture or no one is sure how scrupulous you were about accuracy, or
you want to submit you
One school of thought that I was taught was that only the mother can truly
relate the day and time of the birth, particularly if the birth took place
before fathers were allowed into the delivery room.
Marianne
From: Cathy Pinner [mailto:genea...@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2016 10
Thanks. Sorry my messages were so confusing.
Sent from iPhone
> On Jan 25, 2016, at 10:03 AM, Brian/Support
> wrote:
>
> I guess that means I do not have to respond to your original message. I
> am so glad you were able to sort out your problem.
>
> Brian
> Customer Support
> Millennia Corpora
Wow, that makes sense, also, Brian. Let me just say a huge thanks to all
who helped me on this. Although I am not certain which of the possible ways
the "stray" file got on my desktop, I have it all resolved now. Thankfully,
attempting to print a chart from Charting Companion yesterday made me awar
Your explanation is helping me "get there" in my understanding. Here is the way
I described the "two ways to access" in an earlier post here:
> It almost seems to me like there are two ways to access Legacy on my laptop:
> one, the Legacy 6.0 icon, which when hovering over, says, Location: Legac
On 25/01/2016 14:07, Barbara Ford wrote:
> So, asking a simplistic basic question here, as I try to figure out
> how this happened, and before I take my nervous self to the computer
> this morning to try to "fix" this: Does it appear that I in effect
> have two installations of Legacy on my compute
So, asking a simplistic basic question here, as I try to figure out how this
happened, and before I take my nervous self to the computer this morning to try
to "fix" this: Does it appear that I in effect have two installations of Legacy
on my computer (one that I access through the Legacy icon,
That's great, Cathy. Thank you very much. I appreciate the reply.
On Sunday, January 24, 2016 10:29 PM, Cathy Pinner
wrote:
Ed,
There is a SourceWriter template for Personal Knowledge.
If you use Basic Sources, you can enter something similar.
I include whose knowledge and how they know
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