Kathy,
Are you able to take in a small tablet computer or even your phone with the
Families app on it? That way you will have all your information with you.
Good luck!
Monique
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> Kathy Meyer wrote:
> > I am going to be travelling a bit in Germany in about a
> > month and I have one day set asid
Kathy
I posted your question over at the Legacy Virtual Users' Group
Community on Google+. Hopefully one of our members will be able to
make some suggestions about how to use your Legacy database, reports
and/or charts to prepare for a successful research trip to Germany.
Tessa
Tessa Keough
Guild
It is depressing but true that in all my various trips to
various depositories, I have NEVER had all the info I needed
to make optimal use of the facility. Even when I used a
Palm Pilot and carted *ALL* the information in my database
on it, there was always a name in something at the archive
being
Hi Kathy,
I find a Descendant Chart helpful - using the format option to pack information
on one line (actually it word wraps to more than one) and include marriage and
parents. This packs a lot of information into a small space.
Before the days of taking computers to libraries, that's what I us
THanks, Sherry. I don't agree but I will respect it :-) I'm trying to
find out what reports Legacy might have that will assist in a research
trip. That doesn't seem off topic to me -- I gave a lot of details because
I imagined people would have a lot of different reports that they use and
though
This is not the appropriate place for general research questions. You
could check Rootsweb mailing lists for a group that's specific to
researching in Germany that might be more helpful.
We'd be more than happy to help you get Legacy and your data files on
your laptop to take with and synching wit
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