Stop right clicking on it.
On the Quick Access Toolbar you click slightly to the side of the icon
to get the full range of options.
On the Internet Ribbon Tab or My Toolbar you click on the bottom part of
it to get the full range of options. Otherwise it goes straight to
search for the
Cathy,
Yes. I am not so proficient in Legacy nomenclature. I fully
understood why baptism and burial for which there may be documentation
are reasonable surrogates for birth and death respectively.
As for my aside about "cause of death", I was surprised by the
fifth default item in the family
I just remembered that a few years back a user named Dennis (Kowalski, I think)
from Zipper Software created a program named “LTools” that allowed slightly
more advanced users to do some pretty neat stuff to their legacy data file.
However, I just checked, and his website states that LTools has
I, too, had approximately 2,400 FAG#’s in the User ID field and just finished
cutting & pasting them all into the FAG ID field. Wasn’t very fun. Sure
would’ve been nice if I’d had some kind of script or something to do the job
for me. Oh, well.
George
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From: Scott
Scott and Brian and others
Yes it is wonderful to have the FAG tool...
Yes I screened a lot of FAG sites over the years.
I was getting headstones sometime obits that included names of children,
etc.
Now I don't have to get headstones which saves a lot of work creating
additional events.
Yes
I am not aware of any global tool to perform this task inside legacy. If
you have MS Access or Open Office you may be able to do an update query
to copy the FAG number from those events to the FAG data.
Other wise you can search for those 5400 people with the Find A Grave
Event, tag them with
Sherry,
Even primary document have errors. My maternal grandfather was born in 1880.
Yet the official, primary county record give his gender as ‘female’ and his
name as the female version.
As for the discussion being far from Legacy, not really. With a primary record
that contains
AMEN!! Again.
CE
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Sherry
Sent: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 5:18 PM
To: Legacy User Group
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Fina a Grave duplicates
I understand that - my
The ‘no trusting’ part goes for any site. I accept the info then go about
getting proof. I wish I could come up my example I recorded years ago where I
had 8 differences on one page between the English church transcripts –
Archdeacon’s and Bishop’s. Which do you go by? Additionally I have
I understand that - my comment is that you can't *trust* what you find on
Find A Grave to be accurate. One of the bonuses is tombstone pictures, but
that doesn't mean the information on the tombstone *or* the information
transcribed and placed on Find A Grave is accurate.
Sometimes people take
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"I have seen all sorts of problems with Find A Grave.
My great grandfather's tombstone has a wrong birthdate"
A tombstone with the wrong birth date is hardly the fault of Find A Grave. A
family member at the time commissioned the tombstone. There are any number
of reasons as to how they had the
Yes I understand how FAG runs and I do try and keep my records in order.
When there are duplicates I flag them. I use events in legacy and keep
both as Find A Grave memorial number 12345 & 54321 And send the edit
request to the parties involved but you never know which will be valid and
which
AMEN!!!
CE
From: LegacyUserGroup on behalf of
Sherry
Sent: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 1:47 PM
To: Legacy User Group
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Fina a Grave duplicates
I have seen all sorts of problems
Yes, you can. The earlier memorial takes precedence. Ideally, the later
memorial is merged into the earlier one, but if the later contributor takes no
heed, then you contact FAG. All is explained in their Help files.
Cheers, Carolyn
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Hello ...
I am happy that v9 has a FAG data field and direct link to this well
accepted and important genealogical tool. For years I have been capturing
FAG memorials in my Legacy file by copying the FAG memorial number into the
UserID field. Now that there is a dedicated FAG memorial ID field,
I have seen all sorts of problems with Find A Grave.
My great grandfather's tombstone has a wrong birthdate.
FAG has a great granduncle married to a woman and fathering a child that
was not at all possible.
I thought SSDI shows where the benefits check was sent, not where the
person is buried?
You can enter only one into the new FAG field so I would use an event
for any duplicates (And I have found one or two people with duplicate
memorial numbers.
There was a discussion (I think it was on the facebook group) about this
and apparently if you are a member of Find A Grave you can
You can add the other memorial in a source to whichever event the information
pertains, or to the Unspecified Event.
Unfortunately, FAG is rife with duplicates and totally erroneous memorials.
Many contributors do not take the time and effort to thoroughly search before
entering a new
Ian
I too have run across this… I use simple logic.
Which one seems to be more accurate. (ie, tombstone with correct dates, burial
location[does it correlate with SSDI], and sometimes I look at siblings, to see
where there were buried.)
Unfortunately you have to choose ONE memorial number.
Does any one know how to handle duplicate entries in Find a Grave in the
new legacy field?
What happens when a FAG number is deleted in Find a Grave after its been
logged in Legacy?
I am not worried about all this but I do have some 6000 FAG numbers in
events that I would like to move to the FAG
Thanks, Bob. I managed to overlook the entry on the purchase page.
John
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> On May 2, 2017, at 7:36 AM, Robert57P_gmail wrote:
>
> On the "what's new" web site, in red, under each option that includes manuals
> or CDs, it says:
> Printed book and CD
On the "what's new" web site, in red, under each option that includes
manuals or CDs, it says:
Printed book and CD to begin shipping 2nd week of May. PDF books are
available immediately after purchase.
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/WhatsNew9.asp
But on this purchase web page, it only shows
Since Sales and Customer service do not follow this list I doubt that he
will get any answer unless the Tech Support people relay his query and
the answer from sales.
Brian Kelly
On 02-May-17 9:38 AM, Howland Davis via LegacyUserGroup wrote:
Brian:
Because others might like to know too.
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TIP OF THE DAY (Legacy Staff) - Cloud backup
(Legacy 9)
When you backup to the Legacy Cloud this is in addition to, not instead of,
your regular backup routine. The Legacy Cloud backup gives you an extra
layer of protection. You don't want this to be your only backup because it
only backs up
Why did you send this to the list? It is a question only the Sales or
Customer support people can answer.
Brian Kelly
On 02-May-17 3:02 AM, hwedhlor wrote:
It's now been a couple of weeks since I ordered Legacy 9 on disk and
with a printed manual. I'm aware that I can download both the
It's now been a couple of weeks since I ordered Legacy 9 on
disk and with a printed manual. I'm aware that I can
download both the program and the manual, however there was
no indication in my order receipt as to when the product
might actually ship. Has the new version shipped yet on
disk
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