If you are concerned and want to see mail to the list bookmark this link
to the list archives:
http://www.mail-archive.com/legacyusergroup@legacyusers.com/
It shows that there have been no emails to the list since 21 Sep so it
is just inactivity.
The membership of this list has fallen quite a
I think most people now are using the Facebook Users Group now. It is quite
active.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/LegacyUserGroup/
Gene
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On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 11:54 PM, Ian Thomas wrote:
> I’m not one to complain about TOO MUCH email traffic (it’s easy to ignore).
>
> But
The problem with Facebook as a platform for user group support is that
there is no real archive.
I answered a question I had about Legacy the other day using an archived
email message from about 3 years ago.
Facebook is designed to focus on the most recent activity only. It is
hopeless as an arch
I have been trying to get 5 generations of one limb as completely
researched as possible, pictures and documents scanned in, maps, as many
events as I could find, good documentations, etc. in anticipation of
"publishing" this info for Christmas gifts this year.
Right now I have several notebooks;
And on this mailing list I feel I can grouse a little bit if I need to. I
realize the FB group is restricted to members only, but it is still more
public. I don’t want to criticize Legacy in public, as it has been a wonderful
program for me, and I don’t want non-users to misunderstand. The ma
You do realize that non Legacy users can subscribe to this mailing list just as
easily as they can “apply” to join the Facebook group. The mailing list is no
more or no less family than the Facebook group is.
Ronald Bernier
Woonsocket, RI
USA
Sent from my iPhone
> On Sep 27, 2017, at 8:02 PM,
The best way to learn the Publisher is to try it. Add some chapters
(reports), and do a preview and maybe create a PDF file for review. Printing
would only be done for a final version that you are happy with.
Some tips:
Chapters to include -
1. Introduction - explains what is in report to inc
Gordon,
You can search the Facebook group. There are various controls to limit
the results. The search may not be quite as good as the search of the
email archives but either it's better than it was or I've learnt how to
use it better.
But there's nothing to stop people asking the same questi
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