Jeremy, thanks for steering me to those editing options.
 
1. However, I was referring to editing the actual labels b,d,m,c. You see, I 
live in Spain and those letters would have to be n,f,c,b to be fully 
understood. With TreeDraw Legacy I can rewrite these labels directly to 
whatever I want, or do so with a blanket text change. I'm hoping that this new 
Legacy wallchart program witll eventually have this versatility because the 
ancestor chart, at least, looks great.
 
2. I just tried this again and it works fine: boxes are now in porportion to 
text. I see this option in Appearance> Box borders> Check box: "Make all boxes 
the same."
 
LeRoy
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] New Legacy wall charts - A few observationsDate: Fri, 7 
Mar 2008 16:10:28 +0000From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 Some observations: 
 
1.    You can edit the b,d,m,c, by going to the appearance tab, click box items 
then on one of the ‘items to display’ (say birth), and click ‘Include label’, 
then click ‘custom’ and enter whatever text you want in the box.
2.    Where is the ‘make boxes the same size’ you are referring to? Have you 
tried clicking the ‘reformat chart’ button (bottom left on sidebar)
Jeremy
 


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Leroy 
FergusonSent: 07 March 2008 10:10To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [LegacyUG] New Legacy 
wall charts - A few observations
 
I am very impressed with the new Legacy wall charts, especially the Standard 
Ancestor. But I am also disappointed that the program, at least in Beta form, 
doesn't allow us to edit individual texts on screen (I don't mean the 
specially-created text boxes). This option, as I imagine it, would mean 
universal charts that can be edited to any Western language.  For people like 
me who are running out of time waiting for the Spanish version of Legacy to 
break out of Beta, this is crucial: we must change b,d,m,c to other letters. 
Other languages still not incorporated into Legacy, of course, face the same 
problem. TreeDraw Legacy, although tough to learn, so far is the most versatile 
in this respect. It allows both direct, onscreen editing and "replace text" 
changes for imports and updates.  That said, I'll also note that I cannot 
control the box sizes. The program will not obey my choice to uncheck "make 
boxes the same size"; they continue coming out all one size, leaving large 
wasted spaces in the older generation boxes for which less data is known. Must 
be a bug. One further observation: Bow Tie charts come up only in portrait size 
for me, which means a very tall frame for my proposed ancestor wallchart. I'd 
prefer a landscape size which can fit over a sofa or table. Although printers 
choose this option, it seems that the program itself has to first tilt the data 
that way as well. I recognize that their may be workarounds for all this that I 
have missed, and I'd delighted to hear about them. 



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