Dennis Holtby wrote:
> I've attached a copy of a Family Group Sheet and it's
> related Source Citations report.
>
> Can you tell me why item number 2 appears in it's entirety?
> I don't seem to be able to get it reduce to just the short
> form of the citation. This same note (again in it's
> entir
NOT to pick on Jane, but as someone easily confused by the
entire concept of "township" -- In the Name of ALL that's
Holy, would those of you familiar with them PLEASE SPECIFY
when you're naming townships not towns and include the
freaking county? I've seen way too many locations given
as Coal
Richard Folkerth wrote:
> This approach may not use all the power of modern software
> but it works for me.
There's something comforting about being able to rely on
one's system -- copper wire vs FiOS, land-line vs cell --
however low-tech it is, if it isn't broke, why fix it? :)
Cheryl in DC
I'll second Wendy's endorsement of CutePDF. Works like a
charm for me. And you can't beat the price!
Cheryl
Wendy Howard wrote:
> Hi Margaret,
>
> There is a free program called CutePDF that I find very handy. You'll
> find it at http://www.cutepdf.com/
>
> My one word of warning about this pro
27;t showing, but
when I start with my gs those people pop up.
The grammar-hammers really ought deal with this, because at
this point, it seems more a comms prob than a logic one.
singhals wrote:
> Mornin', Paula. Oddly, yours is the only response.
>
> Please wait ... Testing
W. Bruce Matson wrote:
> Hello, again -
> I'm somewhat knew to genealogy (and Legacy) and this was the
> first time
> I've used the "Forum". I'm impressed with the many responses
> - especially at this
> busy time of the year. Basically, I don't need to be a
> "purist" over how this information
> i
W. Bruce Matson wrote:
> Hello,
> Is there a more “correct” way of entering data for a person
> living during American Colonial times?
> For example, a person living in York, Maine in 1661 wouldn’t
> technically be correct. Would it be better
> to enter, York, York County (even though the County pr
George Kindel wrote:
> I am trying to generate ancestor reports for my children and
> their spouses. Is it possible to generate a report for a
> couple that would include both of their ancestry lines in a
> single integrated report.
>
> One of my daughters has a single child so it is easy to
> gene
TTs just suddenly vanished -- I heard three different
stories. I never got anything useful from TTs so I didn't
miss 'em. (shrug)
I thought they went away ca Win98/Vista, which was well bef
2011 ...
Cheryl
Sherry/Support wrote:
> The closest would be an Ancestor Book Report. We do have a sugg
gt;
>
> On 12/20/2014 10:29 AM, singhals wrote:
>> Jane Sarles wrote:
>>> I did a search of "Help" for Tiny Tafel, but found nothing. I suppose a
>>> report might be constructable to do one, but I am not sure how to go
>>> about it. Ideas?
>>
Jane Sarles wrote:
> I did a search of "Help" for Tiny Tafel, but found nothing. I suppose a
> report might be constructable to do one, but I am not sure how to go
> about it. Ideas?
I can probably find the instructions or the executable
(Given enough incentive and time), but why?
IRC, the whol
MikeFry wrote:
> On 2014/12/18 03:40 AM, Don Henderson wrote:
>
>> Does Legacy not have a Digest Version of the list?
>> Every one I have ever been on has one. I find it too bothersome to find 15
>> to
>> 20 messages in my Inbox every day, on top of all my friends and business
>> e-mails.
>
> Wh
TMG is TMG. It is/was unique. NOTHING out there will
totally replace it. OTOH, until it quits running on new
computers, there really isn't any need to leave it.
Cheryl
pjhanse...@aol.com wrote:
> Barbara, I am also a TMG user, trying to determine which
> genealogical software I want to adop
(G) Your lot must've been city-folk. Mine mostly claim to
be farmers ... I know a couple of my guys made and sold
moonshine, but officially they're farmers.
Cheryl
Nigel Willits wrote:
> Hi all,
> Members of my family often comment that the occupations of
> ancestors are more interesting than l
I managed to d/l & install, w/o a visible issue. Then I ran
it and created a file *I* called "Largent TEST" and saved it
to my Largent directory on C:/
So. What did PE call the file that'll open in something? :)
NOT "Largent TEST" or any variation thereof because a
search of C:/ doesn't find s
singhals wrote:
> Jenny M Benson wrote:
>> On 09/12/2014 17:17, singhals wrote:
>>> I was trying to fill in sources for things where I have data but no
>>> source.
>>>
>>> I can't get the "combine" thingy to work. Can someone give
Jenny M Benson wrote:
> On 09/12/2014 17:17, singhals wrote:
>> I was trying to fill in sources for things where I have data but no
>> source.
>>
>> I can't get the "combine" thingy to work. Can someone give me steps
>> an amoeba could follow?
>&
I was trying to fill in sources for things where I have data
but no source.
I can't get the "combine" thingy to work. Can someone give
me steps an amoeba could follow?
Click SEARCH on ribbon
click FIND
click tab for MISSING SOURCES.
Now, I've got a screen that shows
FIND INDIVIDUALS WITH MISSIN
untry-name. The correct number
appears to be 3. ;)
Cheryl
singhals wrote:
> Paula --
>
> Yes, using "only oldest" Northern Ireland didn't show up.
>
> Yep, I'm sure I had my son highlighted as the target. When
> I hi-lighted any of the grands, India showed as 50
and as target person & see if India
> shows up for him?
> I wonder if Legacy just doesn't recognize India?? (that
> makes no sense)
> --Paula
>
>
> *From:* singhals
> *To:* legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.co
hows just what I suspected for my daughter's
> ancestry, both in the "only... oldest" setting and in the
> "all ancestors" setting (accumulation of generations). --Paula
>
>
> *From:* singhals
> *To
Barton Lewis wrote:
> I found the will of my ancestor, John Langston, at the SC
> Dept of Archives & History. The SCDAH has a database
> entitled “Will Transcripts 1782-1855”; what I am not sure
> about is what information to cite from the SCDAH in my
> source. It’s not clear to me that the SCDAH h
herry
> Technical Support
> Legacy Family Tree
>
> On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 7:03 AM, singhals <mailto:singh...@erols.com>> wrote:
>
> Turns out I have a HUGE number of individual trees in my ff.
>That's OK, there's a reason for it that makes sense
>
Turns out I have a HUGE number of individual trees in my ff.
That's OK, there's a reason for it that makes sense to me.
I would like to pry loose a csv list that contains:
RIN, Name, bd, dd, list of sources
for each person in each tree.
I can pull it off in two, two-and-a-half steps, but one
wo
Since most of us /aren't/ expert TMG users, we don't know
what your TMG box looks like, acts like, or does. Makes it
more difficult to communicate meaningfully.
Try the HELP file; click on HELP from the ribbon just under
the name of the database. Then click on INDEX and enter
Customize. Then cl
Barbara Levergood wrote:
> Thanks, Cheryl, for not staying out of it :). A lot of us TMG users are
> trying to figure out how we can do things in our new software. This is
> very hard sometimes because we are not nearly as familiar with the new
> software, because it is often hard to think outside
t; > > Mitzvah and Bas Mitsvah in its default Event Definition
> > > list already but
> > > > those, although Jewish, are not near birth events like
> > > Chr/Baptizm since
> > > > they are adult transition rites. Before someone else
> > > takes
I polly outta stay out of this, but I won't.
After following the thread here, sounds to me as if you
don't really need *colors*, all you really need is a way to
distinguish the 23 John Smith or Benedict Beek one from the
other.
In the name fields, Legacy has both a prefix and a suffix,
both of wh
e to task I
> > know some Christian Sects do use Baptism as an adult
> event instead of
> > infancy.
> >
> > Brian
> > Customer Support
> > Millennia Corporation
> > br...@legacyfamilytree.com
> > http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
> >
&g
Brian/Support wrote:
> You cannot customize the individual input form. You can create a custom
> event appropriate to the Jewish faith and add that event as an event
For those non-(whatevers), it would be useful to HAVE an
event list for the various non-Christian faiths.
However useless it may be
I disagree about the elegance of all this.
For one thing, library locations and hours DO change over
time (Summer hours for libraries, funding woes reduce hours,
street addresses change depending on which door they want
used this year, and so on and on and on). Keeping such a
list updated is prac
Oh. I must need more sleep. Sorry.
Cheryl
Pat Hickin wrote:
> I understand, Chreyl; I don't understand why Jessica wants
> an ascending list.
>
> Pat
>
> On Tue, Nov 18, 2014 at 10:45 AM, singhals
> mailto:singh...@erols.com>> wrote:
>
> I don't.
at Hickin wrote:
> Just as a matter of curiosity, I'm wondering why you want
> the list ascending instead of all the descendants of the
> first maternal ancestor you know.
>
> Pat
>
> On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 2:33 PM, singhals
> mailto:singh...@erols.com>> wrote:
>
I didn't want to start a discussion sure to provide heat
just before I scooted out of town for a month, so I'm
backtracking here to what Brian quoted in the discussion on
Ethnicity back in early October.
>> split apart for centuries. Legacy can gather all the
>> ancestral birth
>>
1. Bring up your daughter's PEDIGREE chart on-screen.
2. Follow the mtDNA line as far as it goes, until the
female ancestor farthest from her is the Individual position.
3. Create a GED of that female's descendants.
4. CREATE A NEW Family File.
4a. IMPORT the GED from 3. the female ancestor sho
Barton Lewis wrote:
> Thanks David and John,
>
> ... a search of the Archives did not turn up much in the
> way of Oklahoma specifically, which is sort of its own
> animal in terms of how to address place names that were
> Indian lands originally
Umm, well, but, uh, that is -- Oklahoma isn't
Now, if only, between clicking LOAD and clicking Results, I
could manage to remember WHICH focus group I had selected
... ;)
Cheryl
Sherry/Support wrote:
> By creating at Focus Group, you're not creating a new file.
> You're only creating a list of individuals within the file
> you're searching.
MikeFry wrote:
> On 17 Oct 2014 17:43, Ward Walker wrote:
>
>> At least you are receiving them. I don’t get them at all, even in the junk
>> mail
>> folder.
>
> There are a lot of mail servers out there that reckon yahoo.com is a spam
> machine.
>
There are, she said bitterly, a lot of mail se
So, like, how many newspapers did Evansville In /have/
during those 50 years? My guess would be one. And I'd bet
you could touch base with them to ask "I have an obit for
Orilla (FORD) RAMBO who died (whenever the obit said)"; is
there a way to verify it was your newspaper?"
Then you could cite
Thanks, Sherry.
Cheryl
Sherry/Support wrote:
> Brian and Cheryl,
>
> "Nationality" and "ethnicity" are two different things -
>
> Nationality (Merriam-Webster) is defined as
>
> : a group of people who share the same history, traditions,
> and language, and who usually live together in a particu
MikeFry wrote:
> On 13 Oct 2014 23:38, lhbrig...@earthlink.net wrote:
>> I apologize for this automatic reply to your email.
>>
>> To control spam, I now allow incoming messages only from senders I have
>> approved
>> beforehand.
>>
>> If you would like to be added to my list of approved senders,
I hope consideration is given to the unfortunate fact that
ethnicity and birthplace are largely unrelated.
When I run that Origins report on myself in one ff, it
admits 33% of my ancestors were born in Virginia, 33% in
Pennsylvania, 33% in Germany, and 1% other.
We Virginians may THINK of ourselv
Pat Hickin wrote:
> Is it possible to have a single image in an individual's
> media gallery and _not_ display. I have one of an
> individual with the same name but he is a later generation
> and I don't have him in my database. I'd like to keep this
> image, but not display it -- but I can't s
Isn't that just the Religious name? I know American Jews
have a name *and* a religious name; the religious name is
not used for non-religious purposes (and most of the time is
a closely held secret) -- at least that's what my Jewish
friends and relatives tell me.
If I were recording these, I'd ce
Oh, it can. It's just labor-intensive and time-consuming.
GED does it faster and saves you irritation.
Cheryl
Pat Hickin wrote:
> I too would like to convert all my SW sources to Basic
> without going the .gedcom route. If it can be done via
> .gedcom why can't it be done without .gedcom?
>
>
ting a Gedcom - or if it can it would be as
> much work as shifting them within Legacy as the sources have
> source detail and have to be both copied to an event and
> copied as a source for that event.
>
> Cathy
>
> singhals wrote:
>>
>> mi...@juno.com wrote:
>>&g
mi...@juno.com wrote:
> Cheryl,
>I've played around with your idea of running a GED and trying different
> transfer possibilites, but either it just won't do the job, or I've
> misunderstood your suggestion. I appreciate your thought, though. Thanks,
> Anne
If you're still needing it at
Cathy?
What if she ran a GED, then hand-inserted the event (type it
once, then copy'n'paste) where it's needed, then re-import
into a 2nd db and finish the process there?
I try not to use Events so I've never done a GED with them
in, but seems to me it might be faster.
Cheryl
Cathy Pinner wro
MikeFry wrote:
> On 03 Oct 2014 20:46, Sherry/Support wrote:
>
>> What about events recorded in the first quarter? They could have happened in
>> the previous year, right?
>
> That's right! My grandmother was born in November 1903 (Dec Q 1903) but the
> birth wasn't registered until Mar Q 1904. I p
Sherry/Support wrote:
> To me that sounds like the birth took that long!
That was just /mean/, Sherry. (G)
Cheryl
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A further problem with "widely available" is -- sort of
depends on too many things. F'instance, /The Times of
India/ is widely available in repositories in India; not so
much here in the States.
Additionally, many libraries today are thinning out their
physical collection of out-dated materials t
With the stipulations that I use the Basic Source format --
the newspaper is your source: /The Daily Blot/, Jackson Neb,
vol xxviii issue of 12 Never 2525, pg 15 col 3c; _detail_
then becomes Obit of...
If there's one item in the /Blot/ about your family, there
are probably others. No point in get
as a general
>>rule it is recommended
>>to avoid using spaces and special characters in file
>>names.
>>
>>
>>
>>Have you refreshed your view of the web page to see
>>that your
>>are using the l
OK, on your blurb, no the images aren't showing, although
one of them popped up in a separate tab as I was bouncing
around between the page and ViewSource.
How big are those photos anyway? Are you waiting long
enough for 'em to load? Because even after I stopped the
d/l some of them appeared.
T
MikeFry wrote:
> On 30 Sep 2014 17:17, Randy Clark wrote:
>
>> As of today we need to squint to see your posts.
>
> Ctrl-+ (plus) and Ctrl-- (minus) can be useful.
>
While true, ctl+ for one post means a ctl- for the next.
Cheryl
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Et
For whatever it may be worth in a seller's market -- I've
had this same non-appearing image problem off and on in
other applications too. It is as annoying as all get-out,
when the img src call is (a) correct and (b) identical but
only one of three .jpg images shows!
Cheryl
LDB Misc wrote:
> The
I need to count how many "families" descend from one couple
in my ff.
Family defined for THIS PURPOSE ONLY: a married couple,
regardless of whether any party to it is living.
I want to give each "family" a copy of the printout or a CD,
but I need to know how many families there /are/.
Cheryl
I once had a similar problem in Another Program; turned out
that I had touched the CTL key while the notes were open;
this created an invisible-to-the-naked-eye "note" in the
NOTES field, which insisted on printing. If it's printing
the program thinks there's a note, and if you don't think
so, you
When you get the attach-it screen, down where it wants the
file name? Look at the next line and be sure it says ALL FILES.
Cheryl
Margaret Gagliardi wrote:
> I am not trying to view the PDF I created. I am trying to
> find it to send as an attachment in an email. When in my
> email I click on at
y complicated when dealing with SourceWriter
> sources. Bugs were logged. I haven't checked whether any work has been done
> on those issues. Many e-mails in the LUG archive.
>
> Ward
>
> -Original Message-
> From: singhals
> Sent: Monday, September 22, 2014 7:01 P
gregandlau...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi, I subscribed about a week ago, but I am not receiving any emails. I
> see a question I posted shows on the usergroup and I was hoping someone
> could help me with it. Here it is again:
>
> I just recently upgraded to Legacy 8 and I use the Basic System for so
Pat Hickin wrote:
[snip]
> Also in the list of children, I'd like to have an empty line
> (/i.e/., double-space) between each child, but I see no way
> to do that.
You probably only think you want this. I assure you, those
double-spaces can more than double the size of your output.
I spent se
Susan Broadbooks wrote:
> I could use some help in choosing the best format for a
> medical history report.
>
> My sister is heading to Mayo for help and needs a complete
> family medical history spanning at least 3 generations. We
> have a very large family. I need to create a report or chart
> th
Jenny M Benson wrote:
> On 17/09/2014 19:43, Brian/Support wrote:
>> You must have misunderstood the webinare you watched. When you have an
>> EVENT with a source included and use the EVENT CLIPBOARD to paste the
>> event to someone then the source for that event will be linked to the
>> new person
he source
> entry process. If you don't load the clipboard, it is empty
> when the source entry window is next opened.
>
> Cheers, Brett
>
> B McL Robinson
> Tel +64 7 856 6582, 0277 500 714, fax +64 7 856 6582, Skype AB1252
> PO Box 1252, Hamilton 3240, New Zealand
>
ogist would be able to
> go to the GenealogyBank website and find this article even
> though I didn’t put the link to the actual page.
>
> Michele
> Technical Support
> mich...@legacyfamilytree.com <mailto:br...@legacyfamilytree.com>
> http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
> <http://w
"I found it on Family Search" isn't what I'd call pinpoint
accuracy or reliability as a source. It's right up there
with "It was on-line somewhere."
IMO.
Cheryl
Michele/Support wrote:
> Jenny,
> This is why when I input a website into a source citation I always use the
> address of the main pa
Doug Williams wrote:
> Greetings everyone, I'm new to the list - be gentle!
>
(G) We'll try.
> I’m having trouble creating a Source Template for a City
> Directory [book] found in Google Books [digital images].
>
> I tried “Directories” as the type of source, then “Online
> Images” as the medium
I rise to object, m'lud. ;)
As recently as January 2014 AFNs were visible and usable at
FamilySearch. Granted, the Ancestral File (as an entity) is
closed and no more AFNs are being issued. Still, I'm not
sure that their being out-dated and/or replaced is
sufficient reason to prevent people using
estions on where and how you are entering
> those sources to begin to suggest anything on this list. We may even
> need to get a copy of your file.
>
> Brian
> Customer Support
> Millennia Corporation
> br...@legacyfamilytree.com
> http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
>
>
>
Other than the loose nut on the keyboard is there some
/reason/ changes I make to sources don't stick to the next
time I open the file?
I mean, come on! I've got a printout of a descendant
narrative which shows (reluctantly, and in what is IMO the
wrong place) the sources. WHY don't those source
ituaries,
> and they do not cite or keep their sources, and other big FAG
> contributors are working from cemetery records or grave marker
> transcriptions, we are fortunate to have the photographers photographing
> grave markers, as described in the Legacy FAG Webinar, so we can read
&g
days, too. That might help
> you see what's changed for your family's memorials.
> --Paula in Texas
>
>
> *From:* singhals
> *To:* legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
> *Sent:* Monday, August 18, 2014 1
I did that for a long while; the source title was "1920 - WV
- Tucker - St George". Then the 1940 US Census became
available. After I entered my 150th source title for the
1940, I bagged the notion. Life's too short to spend more
than a couple seconds scrolling through source titles. My
census s
Birth year is in a separate column; mark it in the
spreadsheet with a ' in front to the machine thinks it's an
alpha-num field not a date field. Or, highlight the whole
column and format it as numeric, not date. At least, both
those work on my version of Xcel for me.
Cheryl
Paula Ryburn wrote:
Cathy,
Won't that move what sources Marie entered in the other
file, not /just/ the template for data-entry?
Cheryl
Cathy Pinner wrote:
> Hi Marie,
> The sources of course will be converted to version 8 when you convert
> your various files.
>
> However, I think you are asking how you copy the M
to change India to INDIA.
And, BTW, on the Origins preview all the missing flags have
a ~ in front of the country-name.
Cheryl
singhals wrote:
> Thanks, Geoff and Dave.
>
> Hungary is in there as Hungary and as Austrio-Hungary (which
> I'm willing to change to Austria). Russia
ion
> ge...@legacyfamilytree.com <mailto:ge...@legacyfamilytree.com>
> www.LegacyFamilyTree.com <http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 11:05 AM, singhals
> mailto:singh...@erols.com>> wrote:
>
> Having solved the most pressing Name
Geoff Rasmussen wrote:
> Explore Find-A-Grave, the largest cemetery database in the
> world and a must-have tool in your genealogy toolbox. In
> Wednesday's webinar, Russ Worthington will share insights
> and methodologies into best using the site for family
> history research. He will also provide
Having solved the most pressing Name Tag problem ;) I moved
on to the origins report.
I included flags, but the spot for the flag of the District
of Columbia is empty. Is this because it technically isn't
a "state"?
I also didn't get flags for Hungary, India, Poland or
Russia. And each of those
Chris Seens wrote:
[snip]
> Milennia will need to move away from these environments if
> it is going to survive in the long run. However, right now
> I still believe Legacy 8 is the best genealogy program out
> there.
At a guess, based on experiences with programs/languages
doing things more m
singhals wrote:
> I want to play with name-tag formats for a certain branch of
> the family.
>
> So, I tried to tag all the descendants on that line with tag
> 3. I've tried 4 times and can't make that happen. It
> happily tags her, but no one else, not even her sp
MikeFry wrote:
> On 13 Aug 2014 17:37, Sherry/Support wrote:
>
>> We do have a suggestion listed to be able to include time with the date but
>> I don't know if this is something the programmers will be able to implement
>> or not. Honestly, this is such a rare request You're the second person
options?
>
> Joseph Leavitt
>
>
> On 8/12/2014 7:00 AM, singhals wrote:
>> L8-385. It was stable when I d/l it and works, when I know
>> what I'm doing. ;) Each time I think it's time to update
>> it, there're new issues raised some of which sound rel
here it happily
tagged a couple thousand people. I can't make it work now.
Cheryl
Leon Chapman wrote:
> What version of Legacy are u using?
>
> Chap
>
> Sent from my iPad
> Leon Chapman
> chap...@gmail.com
> ⛳
>
>> On Aug 11, 2014, at 5:20 PM, singhals wr
uot;
>
> That needs to be the tag number you want.
>
> Then when you click descendants, make sure the "Number of
> Generations to include" is set high enough to include
> everyone you want.
>
> Jay
>
> On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 5:19 PM, singhals
> mailto:singh.
click descendants, make sure the "Number of
> Generations to include" is set high enough to include
> everyone you want.
>
> Jay
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 5:19 PM, singhals
> mailto:singh...@erols.com>> wrote:
>
> I want to pla
I want to play with name-tag formats for a certain branch of
the family.
So, I tried to tag all the descendants on that line with tag
3. I've tried 4 times and can't make that happen. It
happily tags her, but no one else, not even her spouse. If
I try to tag the descendants of one her children,
On a cost/benefit analysis, programmers cost more than
data-entry. Even more so when the data-entry level is
volunteer. Why pay $40 a hour figure out how to save a
volunteer a few minutes? :^)
Cheryl-the-cynical
JV Leavitt wrote:
> Yes, thank you, that is right. It wasn't always necessary t
Pat Hickin wrote:
[snip]
> that instead of a letter you culd use a number system: e.g.,
> 0=no sources; 1 = extremely poor citations, 3=mediocre
> sourcing; 4= fair sourcing, 5=good sourcing, etc.
[snip]
Thing is, what I consider a gold-plated good source, others
wave off as a poor source.
Then t
For the US, that sole-source would most likely be the GNIS
link I included. I've always found it more useful than the
other mapping sources...and, it gives you both pairs of
coordinates, no translating needed.
Cheryl
Ron Taylor wrote:
> So, instead of every one of us trying to verify every
> l
Aha! Too many variables these days; Hadn't seen just the
word (City) in parens. Yes, thanks, that's in there in my
old version.
Cheryl
Ron Taylor wrote:
> This entry is in v7.5 and v8
>
> Winchester, Winchester (City), Virginia, United States
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, July 31, 2014 7:33 PM, BobsTr
Jay 1FamilyTree wrote:
>
> Has anyone found a way to review large numbers of Place
> Location Geo-Coded placement without having to do one
> location at a time?
>
>
> I have almost 10,000 places and I am constantly finding Geo
> -Code errors.
>
> For example I have two locations in my list
>
> Alb
Jessica Morgan wrote:
> Thanks for the thumbs up. Someone else stated that it wasn't
> wise to number the children, because it could be in error. I
Yes, of course it could be in error. OTOH, I've had
experiences where we knew there were 6 children but 8 names
were cited in an obit...turned out th
johnbernac...@iprimus.com.au wrote:
> Sometimes I know where ancestors lived but uncertain if they
> were born in that place. There is an option which allows you
> to change the location preposition from ‘in’ to something
> else but it only works for the book reports from the
> publishing centre. I
the top), which makes sense, of course.
>
> If you want to put a different person on one side, highlight that side,
> open the Name List, and when you select a record there. it will display
> on that side.
>
> I hope I have understood you correctly. The Split Screen mode is a
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Prof. Dr. Alvaro Hernandez wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have two different files of the same family and I´d like
> to know the best way to go about comparing them and
> “highlighting” the existing differences (individuals, dates,
> notes, events, etc.) preferably in an automated way.
>
> I´ve tried the
Margaret Gagliardi wrote:
> Would someone please tell me how I should record Petersburg,
> Virginia? It is an independent City, without a County.
>
> Thank you very much.
> Margaret
I use IC ... or lie and put it in the county it would be in
if it weren't an IC so others can tell at-a-glance which
And if it doesn't, don't turn it back on so fast next time. :)
Cheryl Singhal
J.M. "Jay" Ingalls wrote:
> Shut down, restart even worked for a copy (Xerox?) machine about 1965.
>
> Jay Ingalls
> =
> On 7/22/2014 9:51 AM, JV Leavitt wrote:
>> Whew! Good thinking. "Power-on-re
Ferguson
>
> Gene Young wrote:
>
>> On 7/18/2014 12:20 PM, singhals wrote:
>>> I need a "cheat-sheet" for identification of LIVING relatives we see
>>> every 3 or 4 years. Is there a way to get such a report other than
>>> printing off individual FGS?
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