On 11 Feb 2016 at 16:11, gcr...@juno.com wrote:
> Just a thank you to those who responded to my inquiry.
>
> Several good ideas to mull over and decide as to which option to take.
> Want to make SURE I do it right and not screw up my file(s)! Will make
> SURE I have everything backed up securely b
Just a thank you to those who responded to my inquiry.
Several good ideas to mull over and decide as to which option to take.
Want to make SURE I do it right and not screw up my file(s)! Will make
SURE I have everything backed up securely before I try anything
Gary
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Gary, have you tried using Legacy on your desktop with your data stored
in your OneDrive that comes with your Windows 10 software or with DropBox.
I use it that way and then can access my data for whatever computer.
You only want to have the data open on one device at a time to maintain
integrity
I keep my data and image files In Dropbox. That way I can access
everything no matter where I am. Even from a library or friends computer.
Kathy
On Wednesday, February 10, 2016, wrote:
> I have Legacy installed on my desktop computer and maintain all my
> researching from there.
>
> The deskt
On 10 Feb 2016 at 14:51, gcr...@juno.com wrote:
> I've never used Legacy on the laptop which only has one physical (the
> "C") drive. Anticipating some field work in the near future I would like
> to have my Legacy files and research available on it to update with any
> new information I might com
Bob (and Gary)
It REALLY doesn't matter which drive your data is on on each computer.
You just tell Legacy where your data is (Options - Customise 6.1 and
6.2) on both computers.
There is clever stuff in Legacy 8 that facilitates having media on both
computers recognised just by making sure 6.2
I think it may be best to move everything from D: to C: on your
desktop. Otherwise on your desktop it will look for media on D:. Then
when you copy the family data files to the laptop I think(?) will still
expect media to be on D: (I think so anyway - I haven't tested this).
So I'd suggest identic
Gary,
Here are the directions from the Legacy website - Support section.
http://support.legacyfamilytree.com/article/AA-00505/14/Tips-and-How-Tos/Moving-Your-Family-File-From-One-Computer-to-Another.html
First you need to install Legacy on your laptop. You can legally use
Legacy on the computers
I have Legacy installed on my desktop computer and maintain all my
researching from there.
The desktop computer is configured with TWO physical HD's --- a SSD "C"
drive that contains the OS (Windows 10) and installed programs. The other
a physical "D" drive contains all other data including my Leg
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