I could not agree more. All of the Faststone programs are excellent; I
have used Capture since its release and the image viewer/editor (which
is free)every dayfor 95% of my photo work. Snagit is, frankly,
overpriced for its capabilities.
Wm Erik Voss
On 15-Jan-16 6:22 PM, Cathy Pinner wrote:
> I'
American Silversmiths and Related Craftsmen:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~silversmiths/makers/silversmiths/
This is a stripped down version of my entire file necessitated by
Legacy's page limitations, but it gives an idea.
Wm Voss
On 23-Mar-15 8:51 PM, Pat Hickin
are American beginning to end.
Wm Voss
On 04-Feb-15 8:07 PM, Nan Bailey wrote:
> Hi William, The link didn't work as the "f" at the beginning of the
> address didn't include in the link address as it should have. I just
> added the f in the web page address bar
Mine did, as well -- or did this list's antiquated rules strip it put?
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~silversmiths/makers/silversmiths/
Wm Voss
On 03-Feb-15 4:27 PM, rachel godfrey wrote:
> Hi Dennis,
>
> Thank you for your reply to my inquiry. I checked out your web
My study of American silversmiths and related craftsmen
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~silversmiths/makers/silversmiths/
Wm Voss
On 03-Feb-15 8:10 AM, Rachel wrote:
> I am a TMG user and thinking of moving my website to Legacy. I would like to
> see some actual sites
This has been suggested and begged for since v2. It has been
consistently ignored.
Wm Voss
On 10-Nov-14 6:58 AM, Michele/Support wrote:
> Ron,
> I looked through the list of suggestions and I do see three separate
> suggestions regarding the modified date for the programmers to con
It's been there since v5
Wm Voss
On 09-Nov-14 5:01 PM, Michele/Support wrote:
>
> Steve,
>
> Yes, in 7.5 the date at the bottom right corner is the modified
> date. If you click the date you will get a box that pops up with
> more information.
>
> Michele
&
I see all your images.
Wm Voss
On 30-Sep-14 5:05 PM, LDB Misc wrote:
> Well the "real one" is password protected, so I uploaded to a temporary site
> and here's the main URL that I'm having a problem with (it's my entry - my
> photo shows but none of my e
It would probably be easiest to simply search your web pages with a text
editor. Search for "sources.htm#whatever the number is" (without quotes)
and it should give you the page it appears on. Note the RIN and go to it
in Legacy.
Wm Voss
On 29-May-14 9:39 PM, Bryan P wrote:
> Forgi
Excellent little program -- I don't even bother using the beasty full
Acrobat any more.
Wm Voss
On 01-Mar-14 12:45 PM, Gene Young wrote:
> Easiest way to convert a PDF to an image is to download and install
> PDF-XChange Viewer (http://www.tracker-software.com/product/downloads).
Ha! Genealogy: the stuff of memories. . .
Wm Voss
On 12-Dec-13 6:15 PM, singhals wrote:
> Dali dropping acid.
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That said, your original is not very good quality, which exacerbates the
problem -- it looks like a scan of a half tone print and could stand
some photoshopping to remove the noise and blur the dot a bit.
Wm Voss
On 12-Dec-13 5:44 PM, Wm Voss wrote:
> Legacy Quick Look uses a very rudiment
that look, in Quick Look, like second generation xerox
copies of old newspaper prints. There is nothing at all that can be
done; its all just on your screen -- the image will print correctly in
reports and show fine on web pages. Just don't bother with them in program.
Wm Voss
On 12-Dec-13 5:
Did that 6-7 months ago.
Wm Voss
On 27-Nov-13 6:08 PM, Larry Lee wrote:
>
> Wm, Jay, et al,
>
> Good ideas coming from several users already. Submit your
> enhancement ideas from the Home Page as they may not get picked up
> from the list due to volume.
>
> Larry L
Forgot that, but it is bad screen design, nonetheless. There is a mile
of empty real estate below the list for a tag all/ untag all button
--which is not, strictly speaking, an "option." But so it goes with V8,
as we both know.
Wm Voss
On 27-Nov-13 6:05 PM, Cathy Pinner wrote:
>
have a good editor and some talent for regular
expression search and replace.
Its just a shame the report doesn't start with a blank slate and allow
you to choose what statisticsyou want instead of deselecting all the
stuff you don't.
Wm Voss
On 27-Nov-13 5:44 PM, Jay 1FamilyTree wrote
Statistic Report (Reports/Other), run preview and then select PDF to save.
Wm Voss
On 27-Nov-13 4:30 PM, Jay 1FamilyTree wrote:
> I really like the new Statistics data.Â
>
> But I would like to save this info in some format,Â
> preferably as an .html document that I can enhance
Not many do.
Wm Voss
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~silversmiths/makers/silversmiths/
On 11-Aug-13 11:09 AM, singhals wrote:
> Yes, I knew you did, Ron; I didn't/don't recognize Wm.
>
>Cheryl
>
> Ron Ferguson wrote:
>> Cheryl, Wm,
>>
&g
this context.
Wm Voss
On 10-Aug-13 7:39 PM, Brian/Support wrote:
> Ron took the "we don't know where to put them" from the wrong context.
> That statement was made several years ago by the programmer about the
> narrative reports where the vital events are grouped into a sing
Agreed -- use it nearly every day, as well. Well worth the paltry amount
asked for.
Wm Voss
On 28-Apr-13 7:16 PM, hwedhlor wrote:
> Wm,
>
> I concur about FastStone Image Viewer being an outstanding
> program. FastStone Capture is another of their programs
> that is outsta
FastStone is the best general use editor available, free or not. I have
PSCS6 with all the bells, but have used FastStone for years and every day.
Wm Voss
On 27-Apr-13 6:11 PM, Virginia Dunham wrote:
> I have used FastStone Image Viewer with very good results...also a
> "freebie"
Put them in [[brackets]]. Unfortunately, there is no easy way, within
Legacy, to do this globally. An Access script could be written, I suppose.
WmVoss
On 11-Apr-13 7:02 PM, Sharon Kenny wrote:
> I would like to see the event notes on the screen but would like to be
> able to exclude them in the
that cost more than all the cars I've owned together.
Wm Voss
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Suggested in v3, v4, and v5; gave up after that.
Wm Voss
On 15-Nov-12 1:37 PM, Brian/Support wrote:
> Including picture details such as description, caption and date are not
> allowed options when including pictures on the individual reports.
>
> We are happy to consider suggest
Excellent program, which I have been using since release. The paid
version has some handyadditionalfeatures and is less than $20US
Wm Voss
On 26-Oct-12 4:07 PM, Eliz Hanebury wrote:
> Copy what you see always, you can always note what the usual name
> spelling is in brackets.
>
> I l
Thank you; it has proved an interesting diversion and would not have
been possible without Legacy.
Wm Voss
On 16-Oct-12 9:18 AM, Paula Ryburn wrote:
> Wow! Thanks for sharing your life's work, Wm.
> --Paula in Texas
> Researching: Adair Baker Beasley Benson Betz Bigley Blagrave Bu
are built in Legacy and
cleaned up with LTools. I do use a lot of imbedded html coding in my
Legacy file.
Wm Voss
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Yes, but you will have to pay for it. It is cheap, less than 5 gallons
of gas, worth many times the cost, and the company deserves the support.
Wm Voss
On 19-Sep-12 4:57 PM, Virginia Dunham wrote:
>> I found it at www.aplusfreeware.com and www.321download.com
>>
>> Terry
>&
Are you using default fonts?
Wm Voss
On 04-Jul-12 7:08 PM, Pat Hickin wrote:
> The only other symbol I have is the copyright symbol -- there used to
> be more -- I don't know what happened to them!Â
>
> Pat
>
> On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 9:35 PM, Brian/Support
> mailto:
. It works the same every time: each new character, as
stated, bumps off the last in line.
This does not, from the OP's latest post, appear to be the issue, however.
Wm Voss
On 04-Jul-12 6:35 PM, Brian/Support wrote:
> No! Only the first 8 characters in the box appear. If you add characters
That is not how it works, Brian. You can continue to add characters, but
each new one will push the oldest one off the list. If the pound symbol
is the last entered and does not show, then it is broken.
Wm Voss
On 04-Jul-12 5:09 PM, Brian/Support wrote:
> How many characters do you already h
Who mentioned "Names"? It has been available along with all the basic
characters since the introduction of the ribbon itself. Make sure you
are double clicking the desired character and hitting "Return Character"
and not just close.
Wm Voss
On 04-Jul-12 3:04 PM, RICH
8 seconds on an old XP machine, carefully maintained, with 2g ram.
255,330 individuals.
Wm Voss
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I have recommended this program for years -- it is the best out there.
The deluxe version features may be useful for heavy users, but the free
program is more than adequate for most situations.
Wm Voss
On 22-Jun-12 6:08 AM, Jenny M Benson wrote:
> On 22/06/2012 03:26, JLB wrote:
>>
It's been a decade, so don't hold your breathe.
Wm Voss
On 11-Jun-12 8:56 PM, Syble Glasscock wrote:
> http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sybleg/clinewebpages/4543.htmlÂ
> This is a link to a page with a photo. I have this below in the DESC box:
>
> &
populate and format the basic pages. Not a chance it
could be done within Legacy -- it can't handle a simple internal
hyperlink to another individual and that's been asked for since version 2.
Wm Voss
On 25-Apr-12 7:08 PM, Tony Rolfe wrote:
> It's easier to visualise what I want t
the whole file
for all in\stances would be a daunting task.
Ron may be right that this would be better achieved by TNG or somesuch.
I don't know, as I find such programs a frustrating and unfulfiling dance.
Wm Voss
On 25-Apr-12 5:09 PM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> Tony,
>
> Not to my
What are you doing precisely? You can not split screens if you have a
notes screen (or any other) open. Once a secondary screen has focus, you
can not switch to another file.
Wm Voss
On 25-Feb-12 7:30 PM, Robert E. Carneal wrote:
> *I am *trying* to open a family file, but split the window. I
They only show if the picture in question is used by more than one
person -- or is that the case here?
Wm Voss
On 18-Feb-12 3:04 PM, Ron Taylor wrote:
> Today, I was helping a relative with Legacy 7.5.0.149 and noticed in the
> Picture Center under Picture List that the Next/Prev arrow b
Just delete the directory first, instead of all the file contained
therein; takes seconds rather than minutes.
Wm Voss
On 14-Feb-12 4:11 PM, Tony Rolfe wrote:
> I've just done a little experiment creating web pages from Legacy. The
> results might be of interest.
>
> First
If you are using MS Office Picture Manager, don't; it is nearly
worthless. Download and install IrfanView or, my personal choice,
Faststone Image Viewer. Both are free and will give all the editing
capability you will need.
Wm Voss
> On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 1:26 PM, Paul
Ifg you are building pedigree pages, spend the meager money and get a
copy of LTools (http://zippersoftware.com). Its HTML Tidy will build
your css (which you can customize0 and fix a number of the other
problems in Legacy's web production. Worth twice the cost at least.
Wm Voss
> *Fro
Which is what I have been doing for ages (if a decade counts as such).
Fingers crossed once again.
Wm Voss
On 14-Dec-11 9:43 AM, Sherry/Support wrote:
> This has been passed on to the programmers and is a popular request.
> We'll just have to wait and see what they do in v8.
>
&g
Well aware of it. What is needed is ability to put multiple images to a
single event that can be shown in reports and web pages. The scrap book
can not be used for either and, worse, removes any context for the
image, so is fairly pointless past its idle entertainment value.
Wm Voss
On 14-Dec-11
Just remember that you can not make any use of the images past the one
marked as preferred. They may be of help to you for record keeping, but
of no use in reports or web pages. This is a short fall of long standing.
Wm Voss
On 13-Dec-11 9:57 PM, Mark Lang wrote:
>
> Brian,
>
> In re
No. I badgered about quite a bit years ago to get the list generated by
the order of the options selected, but it fell on deaf ears.
I just make a cvs file, open in ultraedit and do a file sort.
Wm Voss
On 03-Dec-11 4:47 PM, Robert E. Carneal wrote:
> *If I generate a report by doing this:
&g
And many of us find the program perfectly useless for our particular
projects. But this is not the place to discuss its attributes or
shortcomings. Instead, we need to speak to Legacy and its html
generation capabilities, which have remained unimproved beyond the
cosmetic for a decade.
Wm Voss
I don't see why it would be excluded for English/US (we've been known to
use them, too -- sometimes correctly) and included with other languages,
but I've pretty much given up looking for logic in Legacy.
Wm Voss
On 27-Aug-11 4:08 PM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> Now that does seem st
I did the same -- file not found, so some of us got it and some of us
didn't.
Thinking it might be a create on first use, I made some changes to
various locations, replacing the default preposition with gibberish,
which work fine, but no lst file was created.
Wm Voss
On 27-Aug-11 3:16 PM
Well, it works just fine in my family file. A search list of 22 Jacob
Hurds, from 1653 to 1835 (including 4 AKAs) remain sorted correctly
whether Show AKA is optioned or not.
Wm Voss
On 20-Aug-11 4:24 PM, Brian/Support wrote:
> The problem report on the sorting when AKAs are turned on in
Brian,
Neither of those points work as you state in the latest version of v7.
The dob order is maintained correctly with or without AKAs in use;
christening dates are used when birth dates are missing.
I am I to assume this should be reported as a bug on the beta board?
Wm Voss
On 20-Aug-11 4
This was what occurred back in v5/v6, but it was supposed to be
corrected (and is for me) in v7. I can not produce a non dob ordered
list of names.
Wm Voss
On 20-Aug-11 3:54 PM, Dennis M. Kowallek wrote:
> On Sat, 20 Aug 2011 18:36:45 -0400, Jerry
> wrote:
>
>> Joan, it does
Nope, just a sleepy/sloppy makeup man at the paper. Various bits of the
lives of the four obits on that day were transposed. As with most things
involving humans, the likelihood of error far exceeds the likelihood of
accuracy.
Wm Voss
On 12-Aug-11 5:04 PM, Virginia Dunham wrote:
> Wm Voss:
Funny, that's what my grandmother's obit said. I didn't believe it.
Wm Voss
On 12-Aug-11 4:38 PM, Jim Terry/Support wrote:
> Marianne,
>
> I have seen obituaries that explicity stated that a person had been married
> for a number of years, but never had children. Usin
bot = not
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order desired, but they
will always show the (supposedly) invisibility brackets[[]]. If anyone
has a better idea, I'd like to hear it.
Wm Voss
On 07-Jul-11 5:25 PM, Charles Apple wrote:
> I apologize if this has been discussed before, however, I have been unable
> to find an answer
And requested since version 2 -- don't hold you breathe.
Wm Voss
On 05-Jul-11 9:36 PM, Bob Vary wrote:
> I don't know how easy it would be to program, but I'd like to see an undo
> capability throughout Legacy for just about any action. This is something
> that has b
You say spell and it pops a secondary screen that goes letter by letter.
On the down side, it is very slow and does not make corrections readily.
Wm Voss
On 24-Jun-11 6:31 PM, Robert E. Carneal wrote:
> *How does it enter extreme unusual names into Legacy accurately? A few
> examples I th
away. A typical half-baked Microsoft OS gadget.
Wm Voss
On 24-Jun-11 3:17 PM, Wes wrote:
> On 6/24/2011 5:42 PM, Kevin Long wrote:
>> I have been using Dragon NaturallySpeaking to dictate into the text fields
>> of sources. It helps to more quickly enter the text of sources.
>
I forgot to mention that using the X to close, which is by definition
supposed to be neutral, also changes the modified date.
Lots of little traps to dodge.
Wm Voss
On 19-Jun-11 8:07 PM, Wm Voss wrote:
> Just remember that opening an individual and hitting save -- having done
> abso
of
course, since you may have done nothing to cancel. It is a sloppy bit of
design that has been around since version 1.
Wm Voss
On 19-Jun-11 7:22 PM, Brian/Support wrote:
> One of the values you can search on in the detailed search tab is the
> date modified for an individual so you can look f
to
Rootsweb. If I run up everything, it takes around 4 hours.
Wm Voss
On 17-Jun-11 7:38 AM, cranberryf...@cobridge.tv wrote:
> I use Legacy to create my web pages and then LTools to clean them up
> before uploading to the server. It takes FOREVER to go through this
> process and I only ha
I have been a typographer for 40 years and the only people I ever met
who used double spaces between words or after colons were badly trained
copy typists. And it has, of course, nothing at all to do with grammar,
but stylistic conventions, for better or worse.
Wm Voss
On 12-Jun-11 5:46 PM
Have you tried Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C for select all, copy?
Wm Voss
On 05-Apr-11 4:58 PM, R&C Sentz wrote:
> Hello Group:
> Geoff Rasmusen provided detailed info on how to convert sources to the
> source writer format. You can read his post in the Legacy User Group
> archives at
&
Hope springs eternal.
Wm Voss
On 03-Apr-11 3:56 AM, Dennis M. Kowallek wrote:
> On Sat, 02 Apr 2011 18:50:55 -0700, Wm Voss
> wrote:
>
>> As for ponies, I choose to remain with v5.
> Then why did the program change (or not change) even matter to you?
>
Legacy User Group
e are lucky for it. In the mean time, the boys have gone back to their
lair and resumed work on the program's next incarnation.
As for ponies, I choose to remain with v5.
Wm Voss
On 02-Apr-11 6:12 PM, Dennis M. Kowallek wrote:
> On Sat, 02 Apr 2011 17:16:48 -0700, Wm Voss
> wrote:
>
.
I have no idea what an "ordinary" user might look like or desire, but I
want to see exactly what is entered, not some pretty approximation.
Wm Voss
On 02-Apr-11 4:36 PM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> Dave,
>
> I did see what Brian had written, and whilst my memory may be wrong (Wm
I have tested and used every version. The feature has been talked about
in the past, but has never been implemented. It is available in other
programs -- Brother's Keeper, comes to mind -- butnot in Legacy.
Wm Voss
On 30-Mar-11 7:43 AM, my genealogy email wrote:
> Wm,
> Have you ev
I have used Legacy from its inception and continue to use, though a beta
tester, version 5 for my own research. There is no such option under
Tools>Merge nor have I ever seen that function offered in Legacy.
Wm Voss
On 29-Mar-11 7:31 PM, my genealogy email wrote:
> CE,
> That message
Kowallek's excellent LTools
(http://zippersoftware.com/ltools/index.htm). I also make use of
extensive html coding within event notes.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~silversmiths/makers/silversmiths/
Wm Voss
On 08-Jan-11 12:30 PM, Kathy Meyer wrote:
> Does anybody use
You can't -- Legacy has very meager design controls. If you want such
changes, you will have edit the pages manually; with practice and a good
text editor, you can do all the files globally in a few minutes. It is
also one of the many things that LTools can take care of.
Wm Voss
On 12-Sep
Your daddy ain't your daddy, but your daddy don't know. . .
Wm Voss
On 03-Sep-10 8:00 PM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> That *is* how it works. One can, however, also set their relationship to the
> nonbiological 'parent' as step, which, indeed, is what they are. David&#
different than what he expected his bidders to see. . .
Wm Voss
On 13-Aug-10 4:31 PM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
> Brian,
>
> You make and important point, one which has been alluded to by others, that
> is that the compiler of the site and the URL should always be referenced.
> Many site
Well, in some way Legacy believes you do have one attached to William
and not to Susan. The images, as others have pointed out, are coded as
standard event pictures in your web page. They have nothing to do with
the sources at all.
Wm Voss
On 23-Jul-10 8:56 AM, Steve Stevens wrote:
> NO on b
Do you have a picture attached to the William Burley census event -- not
to the source, but to the event itself?
Do you have a picture attached to the Susan Ellen census event -- not to
the source, but to the event itself?
Wm Voss
On 23-Jul-10 8:30 AM, Steve Stevens wrote:
> Ron,
&g
The question was rhetorical.
Wm Voss
On 12-Jul-10 9:09 PM, david wrote:
> Keystroke description (Alt+0160) - bottom right, same window.
> Dave (NZ).
>
> ----
> *From:* Wm Voss
> *Sent:* Tue 13/0
ibbon, so you are constantly having to redo selections.
And I don't want to think how long we will have to wait for
comprehension of OTF.
Wm Voss
On 12-Jul-10 7:41 PM, david wrote:
> The "rudimentary" character map already contains it. Fifth row down,
Or Legacy could do a small courtesy to its users and improve the
rudimentary character map build into every note and event screen. Its
only been on the desire list for a decade or so.
Wm Voss
On 12-Jul-10 6:18 PM, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
> While many of you are thinking "how the h
But if you don't use m/d/y, you will have to convert formats first -- 7
January will get you get the 7th, 17th, and 27th.
Wm Voss
On 04-Jul-10 1:21 PM, Sherry Holthe wrote:
> Make sure you use "contains" under "How to look"
>
> I found three othe
Do you have any dates formatted as 20-21 March 1850 (or the like)? This
will trigger the blank name and index list in html pages.
Wm Voss
On 25-Jun-10 12:51 PM, Ward Walker wrote:
> Thanks for testing, Ron. This is bizarre.
>
> I deleted WebPage.usr, although it is re-created as soon
an option, but it can be done (tediously) with the
resulting file and a descent text editor.
I do not see that GEDxlate gets you any closer.
Wm Voss
On 19-Jun-10 7:21 AM, Gene Young wrote:
> On 6/18/2010 5:39 PM, Wm Voss wrote:
>
>> No; Legacy does not offer a given name, surname
high praise.
Wm Voss
Wed, 31 Mar 2010 16:45:04 -0700Lincoln Mulkey
Newbie question - I'm looking for a site host that is compatible with the
Legacy webpage creation tool. I would also like to review other Legacy users'
websites that have pages created by Legacy.
Thank you.
Lincoln
Once again, please disregard.
Wm Voss
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needs attention.
Wm Voss
Evert van Dijken wrote:
> See Screenshots.
> I have no problems in reading the text on my system (probably because
> of high resolution of my monitor 1920 x 1080), but for some users the
> cannot read all the text.
> Evert
>
> 2010/2/16 P
One more point:
If event A falls in event B's range, it should be a match --
X advertised on 2 Dec 1820
X worked as a silversmith from 1790 to 1834
is a non-match when comparing events Advertised and Working
But perhaps this should be taken off LUG.
Wm Erik Voss
PDR wrote:
> I have created a s
Very handy app; thank you. Needs a few things, however:
Save to file -- my first run had 273 results, too many to fiddle with
on paper and you haven't any printer select or print to file option. It
would also be nice to generate a csv file (but that can be done simply
enough with a save to file
Sorry.
In a good text editor, you can use the "Replace in Files" function to
search for any occurrence of X and replace it with Z (in this case •
(alt 0149) with nothing) across a whole group of files at once. This has
to be done with care and forethought -- you can accidentally alter
things in a b
Only by doing a global search and replace in a good text editor like
UltraEdit. The b/c/d/b events aren't affected because they use http list
code, not bullets.
Wm Erik Voss
smegraw wrote:
> Is it possible to produce Pedigree Web Pages where individual and
> marriage events are neither numbered o
I still have mine, as well. Me and Joe having been hanging about ever since.
Wm Voss
Sherry/Support wrote:
> Legacy v2 was the first release to the general public in 1997. I still have
> the original floppy disks from that release. I became part of the Legacy
> Support team in
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