Hello Ron and all:I apparently fixed the problem with Error 3163. I shortened the longest file names manually (which took me quite a while :-) ) and did another backup and did not get the error message. I think that the path name was too long, as was suggested.You all are geniuses! Thank you!Lis
Check/Repair did not solve the problem, although it was worth trying. Thank you, Bobby.Ron and others - do you know of a way that I can pinpoint the file name that is too long? I have recently linked MANY pictures to this family file, so I guess that the name of one or more of them is too long.
Hi everybody:I have been having serious problems with my Legacy 7.5 software for days now.I emailed Brian at customer support yesterday. I had asked him: "Jim at your customer support had me send him my family file on Monday. He said that I had to download Legacy again and restore a previousbackup
Hello users:I need to uninstall my Legacy software because it is damaged and then reinstall. The problem is, my uninstall.log is missing and I am unable to uninstall. I wrote to technical support this morning, but have not gotten an answer yet.Does anyone have any ideas?Thank you in advance.Lisa
Hello all:I am getting this error message when I start my Legacy Software:"Error initializing tags.Error 3800: 'Tag 1' is not an indes in this table." When asked if I want to try again, I have to say NO in order to continue to database. I am using version 7.5.0.149. Does anyone have any suggestions
Hi Jenny:
And I agree. The reason that I switched from FTM to Legacy is that Legacy is much better. However, this issue is an important one. I have also seen others discuss this on the internet.
The post before yours from James may explain some of the drawbacks that I have been speaking of.
Thank
Hi James:
Excellent!
Thank you.
I'll have to notify Legacy of our feelings.
Lisa Caldwell GarrettApr 13, 2010 08:43:48 AM, LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com wrote:
Lisa, fair warning, it's a lot like the BORG around here - "ResistanceIs Futile. You Will Be Assimilated!"I, like you, do not like th
Good morning, Kirsten:Thank you for all of your time devoted to this issue.
I just sent a post explaining that I just remembered from my Database Administrator days, (a long time ago...) that the sources in FTM must have been stored as a TABLE. That must explain the difference.
I do like Legacy
Yes! Brett, that's exactly what I mean.
I just remembered what might be the correct terminology... I think that in FTM, the sources are in a TABLE and the way that they are listed is a TABLE LOOKUP. Something like that. So, maybe Legacy doesn't have the sources stored as a TABLE. That would expl
Hi all:
It's been great receiving all of this help and I truly appreciate it!
I don't think that anyone grasps what I'm trying to say, however, which is all my fault.
Ok, using the census as an example, in FTM, I had them all listed under years. So, under the master source of 1870, I had many, ma
Thank you for your responses. I have done both of the things that Brian and Connie suggested. It works but is very cumbersome. I hope that Legacy updates the software with a way to easily list the citations that refer to each master source. It really is an efficient way to work with census inform
Hello Legacy Users and Happy Sunday:
I am a brand new Legacy 7.4 user. I switched from FTM2010. I am very excited about my new software, but am having a huge problem with the source details already. My problem is this:
Many, many of my Master Sources are simply the census year or the title of a b
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