It looks like I could use 2 colors for one spouse, 2 for the other and 4 for 
myself. I also have info on my children's spouses. I suppose I could use a 
color for the 2 of them and limit mine to 2 lines as long as the total is no 
more than 8. Correct?

Sent from my iPad

> On Dec 2, 2014, at 8:39 AM, Michele/Support <mich...@legacyfamilytree.com> 
> wrote:
>
> Dawn,
> Color coding is for ancestors not descendants.  You pick an anchor person and 
> then you can color code 4 or 8 of their ancestral lines.  (4 would be the 4 
> grandparent lines, 8 would be the 8 great-grandparent lines).  You can do 
> this with TWO anchor people.  Many people will color code their ancestral 
> line and then color code their spouses ancestral lines.
>
> You will see these colors in two places.  There will be a colored box on the 
> Family View and you can see it on the Pedigree View.  You can also have the 
> colors print on a Pedigree Chart.
>
> The two sets of eight colors has a default but you can change any or all of 
> the colors to what you want.   If you want me to send you some screen shots 
> that might explain this better just let me know.  I can’t send screenshots to 
> the list but I can send them to you directly.
>
> Michele
> Technical Support
> mich...@legacyfamilytree.com
> www.legacyfamilytree.com
>
> From: Dawn Beeks [mailto:dawnbe...@msn.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 2, 2014 9:07 AM
> To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
> Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] TMG looking for new home Legacy vs RootsMagic 7
>
> Okay please bear with me on these color questions, as my mind is trained in 
> TMG J We now have to think outside the box.  I have bought both Legacy and 
> Roots Magic 7 and playing with the features.
>
> Below CE Wood said I can use 8 colors.  If I pick a person/ancestor and color 
> code him, say red, will it go down that particular line and color code all 
> the descendents?  (Even if I had to do manually, I’d do it. It would be worth 
> it) The system isn’t going to know if it’s my ancestor, is it?  That’s all I 
> need to do, just pick 8 people and give them a color.  What am I missing in 
> doing this function.  If I can do this, then all is good.  I actually needed 
> 9 colors but I can adjust a line.
>
> If that can be done, where are the instructions to do the coloring?  I tried 
> to do color a person but nothing happened.  I tried it on a couple of people 
> but they all stayed the same color blue, that system used when you input a 
> person.  Or would it not work because it wasn’t my ancestor line but again 
> how is the computer going to know who my ancestor is anyways.
>
> I do like Legacy a bit more over RM7 because it operates/look more like 
> Windows.
>
> OMG all this binary talk, I’m lost on that.  I’d probably have to attend a 
> class to figure that one out.
>
> Hopefully someone can explain this to me, as to why I can’t just pick 8 
> people.
>
> Tks again
>
>
> Dawn Beeks
> dawnbe...@msn.com
>
>
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