Not really... it *IS* possible to release both a finished product AND a
complete manual for that product at the same time; all it takes is a bit of
planning and forethought.
- Original Message
From: Wendy Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008
Did you watch the videos?
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/Videos.asp
John Gregson wrote:
I am not yet a user of Legacy, but I do use another high end
genealogy program.
I have been monitoring the LUG List.
Is there anywhere a feature List for this new version?
I like what I see for version
Complaining about IE7.
Sounds like your looking for the CPM operating system, it was much more
stable then Bill Gates stuff at the time.
Relatively resistant to new Viruses as well.
And most versions work with 10 diskettes, now that's something you'll
never get with Vista or XP.
The days
Actually, although I've used Legacy for quite a while, I've only used the
actual Relationship Calculator 1 or 2 times - so I had to have a look at it
to figure it out.
I have to admit that the information probably isn't presented in the
clearest fasion I was able to figure it out quickly
Not knowing anything about version 7 it sounds like LG interfaces with
Virtual Earth.
So does it also interface with Google Earth?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Naylor
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 7:02 PM
To:
And Manuals take a LOT longer to create, especially hard copy ones - because
of the printing times so manuals are often completed before the
software is, so there is time to print them
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 7:32 PM, Wendy Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The only real problem with Legacy
What I've noticed is that lineages and relationships are calculated
primarily through the male line.any maternal lines are not really
reported accurately. Let me give you an example...I am my own fifth cousin.
When calculating the relationship between my parents, the
relationship
Shirl,
Yes you do need IE7. But may I try and dispel some myths that have been doing
the rounds on this list.
I have been using Legacy 7 since it was in the Beta release, initially with
some trepidation, but it has never caused me any problems since then. Yes, the
Beta release did have some
Thanks so much Jeremy:
So as long as I don't try to do any mapping; I can stick with my IE6; and
everything else should work fine.
I use IE for outlook express so hopefully all is well and I will just side
step the mapping.
Thanks so much for your simplistic explanation. I really appreciate
I am not WHINING; but rather you are by complaining.
I asked a legitimate question here; and if you didn't care to answer you could
have simply hit delete and moved on to the next message.
I am sure there are some thoughtful kind people who will answer my question.
And by the way I love
Brian
I'd like to suggest you do one more thing - when you are in the Calculate
Relationships area and after you have calculated the relationships, click
the PRINT button (next to the 'calculate relationships' button)and preview
the resulting chart, you might find it makes the whole thing a whole
One can only hope this list is hopelessly incomplete. Sherry said there
would be lots of new searches available, for one thing, which is something I
am anticipating.
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
- Original Message -
From: Dawn
When I tried to do the upgrade, mine too stalled at 7 or 8%. But it gave me
a chance to retry and I did and it took right off that time and finished
fine. Sorry, that doesn't give you much real help, but I wanted to let you
know that at least one other person stalled near the same place as
Ron,
Many thanks for that, I thought I had had a fairly thorough look but
believed I may have missed something.
I will have to keep my fingers crossed that Charting puts out a version with
an All in Report.
Colin.
- Original Message -
From: ronald ferguson
To:
Ann,
Without knowing the cause of the problem I cannot answer your question
directly. However, I am glad that you asked Support to look into it.
What I would do is to restore the latest back-up and give it a new name so that
you still have the original available. I would then use this one to
Kris,
You are correct, if you turn the geo-verification off there is not a problem
(it's not much use in the UK anyhow). Personally I never use it, other than
occasionally asking if it knows where some place is.
Ron Ferguson
Well actually, I'd have to double check if I actually DO use BNA in the
short location. but of course, that is the problem of using
abbreviations/initials for anything! :) One reason why I rarely use
them in genealogy. (ie, in my long names, I use United States. in the
short
- Original Message -
From: Brian Lightfoot
What is not clear is just who are the 1st cousins? The simplest logic would
be that this line of info means that the two names shown are first cousins
to each other. After all that line of info could read exactly as follows
James Smith
Geoff,
Why can't you guys release it for immediate download for those who would
like to pay for the upgrade. There are no discs to produce and send. I
choose not to purchase discs nowadays because it is much friendlier on the
environment.
My cousin is a new Legacy user who has v7 and will
Following the thread about IE7 all day and knowing that some users of this
user group are quite knowledgeable regarding MS products, I have a
question: Would MSs Virtual PC be an option? It sounds like a lot of
work, but I guess if you dont want to install IE7 on your regular
computer and
I had been using the new Legacy ver 7 without IE7, at first. People can use
the program if they plan to not utilize the new mapping feature. This
feature is little more than a pretty thing that you can see on your
computer, but you cannot save the maps (as JPGs, etc.) to your reports or
your
And if the install of the main Legacy program offers a prompt to change the
install directory, why doesn't the same install routine also ask about where
the charting program should install? This really should be a choice for the
end-user. Please consider this for future upgrades.
Thanks,
Hi, Carol,
I've been going back and forth the past few days about whether or not
this list is really worth it. There has been a lot of bandwidth wasted
with whining and complaining and it's only going to get worse, I think.
Especially if every Legacy 7 question gets two good answers out of
Thanks Sherry, is that near future or some time down the track?
I am not trying to nail you down to a date, just an idea.{;-)
Colin in sunny Queensland.
- Original Message -
From: Sherry/Support
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 11:11 PM
Jessica,
Don't apologize, just ignore the whining and read the helpful ideas. When V7
becomes available via the web I know there will be a lot of better informed
users that will be thankful for your question and not make the same mistakes
others have had installing V7. As with any new
Thank you for the tip Margaret - it makes it much clearer to me.
Regards - June
Brian
I'd like to suggest you do one more thing - when you are in the Calculate
Relationships area and after you have calculated the relationships, click
the PRINT button (next to the 'calculate relationships'
Not knowing anything about version 7 it sounds like LG interfaces
with Virtual Earth. So does it also interface with Google Earth?
No Microsoft's Virtual Earth
Regards
Les
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Ron,
Thank you for your very clear and much appreciated help.
Ann
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From: ronald ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: legacyusergroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 9:13 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Error 62 past end of file
Ann,
Without knowing the
I use Lower/Upper Canada and Canada East/West ...
C.G. Ouimet
Kingston, ON
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wayne
Martell
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 21:21
To: Legacy User Group
Subject: [LegacyUG] Pre-Confederation Quebec/Canadian
But the arguement can be made that there should be a certain degree of
browser independence. IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari for windows.
JD
On 5/24/08, John Magyari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Complaining about IE7.
Sounds like your looking for the CPM operating system, it was much more
stable
No - not yet! :)
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Heywood, Lancashire
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Keeney
Allen,
Legacy 7 can read files from Legacy 6 but it converts them to its own format,
hence Legacy 7 files cannot be read by Legacy 6. Obviously, a Gedcom can be
created using Legacy 7 and opened in Legacy 6.
Ron Ferguson
_
Brenda,
You are quite right - for those intent on not using IE7, Virtual PC is
perfect. A second copy of Windows with IE7 and Legacy7 will be an answer.
I have no idea why there is such antipathy towards IE7; I've used it without
a single problem since it was released and Legacy7 only uses a
Unfortunately not, only VE.
Ron Ferguson
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View the Grimshaw Family Tree at:
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For The Fergusons of N.W.
I would like to hear some comments from those who have installed the new
software - what new bells and whistles are your favorites so far?
(Help those of us still waiting to whet our appetites..)
Janis Gilmore
Gilmore Entertainment
www.TheCarolinaOpry.com
Legacy User Group
As I understand it, IE7 is only required for the mapping function. As you
are without mapping in your present version of Legacy, no reason not to get
the new version, and just not use mapping.
I use FF as a browser, but I keep IE7 for those few instances in which
something runs better on it.
When I had my old XP notebook I upgraded from IE6 to IE7. I don't
remember the details, but I was sorry I did. Then, when I bought my new
XP notebook last year, I found that it came with IE6 pre-installed (I
wonder why?) and I left it alone. I have no intention of upgrading to
IE7 again.
And I
Just a thought. Do you still own FTM? Prior to this computer, I had
both programs on my hard drive and they co existed just fine. On the
rare occasion when I wanted something printed in Family Tree, I simply
made a gedcom of my newest data and exported / imported into FTM, made
my report and
I enjoy seeing how creative people are on this list, at solving
oddball problems and sharing their solutions. I bought a portable
(clips on the handlebars of the motorcyle or it has a car mount
bracket) GPS unit for my husband's birthday a couple of days ago, now
I am thinking I might just have
I use and like Vista. While I use Firefox as my default browser (partly so I
can run Zotero), I have IE7 on my laptop, and used it consistently for
several months prior to the move to Firefox. I have never experienced any
problems with it.
I am somewhat baffled by the violently negative feelings
Yes, a bit of planning and forethought and lest we forget a whole lot
more time of course before releasing V.7. Many who commented would
have indicated patience and a willingness to wait for a perfected
release and manual, an attitude I suspect shared by a significant
proportion of the
It's not only in politics that getting ahead of the story is useful. I really
believe that if Legacy would send out a list, via this user group, of features
and processes which are in the manual but which have not yet been implented at
all (like the source converter) or which do not work
All the talk about V7 mapping has me wondering. How well will it work
for non-USA locations? How *does* it work? Will it use the coordinates
I have entered? How will it handle coordinates that seem to map to the
middle of the ocean? (Land masses that show up on satellite maps but
are missing from
I really appreciate hearing this! The mapping function is something I most
likely wouldn't utilize at all - so then it won't be a problem for me! For
some reason I was thinking it was the program itself that used IE7 (don't
know where that thought came form).
So, now I'm a happy camper again!
I have two computers: one is only for use on the Internet and the other
one is the one on which I do all my computing. I can move files from
one to the other using FileMover.
I have not yet been able to get version 6 to work at all with the
downloaded updates, so I am still using 5. The
How can I get the Deluxe Version in 7? I've tried putting in my Deluxe
Number, with dashes, but didn't seem to be there. Will it be on the Help
Screen,
showing I have DELUXE or where?
**Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch Cooking with
Tyler Florence on AOL Food.
I'm glad that Legacy has so many apologists, but they still don't solve the
problem. The apologists are the same ones who routinely pointed out the
initail problems with FTM 2008 ;-)
- Original Message -
From: Garnet Quigley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
In fact with the mapping it's an advantage as you can only map
locations, not addresses. For a modern location, if you have the
street in the location, Virtual Earth pops the pin right on it.
But I've never gone for the USA standard location entry. It doesn't
make sense with my locations. I
IE7 may not be the best for everyone but it works fine for me.
The Legacy Home Tab is good for Legacy announcements, a quick view of your
file stats, upgrade availability, To Do Items and upcoming birthdays and
anniversaries you want to monitor.
Research Guidance is the only tab I don't use -
Hello, Legacy users,
I currently use The Master Genealogist (TMG) but am considering switching to
LFT because it is so highly rated. One of the LFT features that especially
appeal to me is the Picture Center. I do have a couple questions that I'm
confident you as users can answer.
1.
I can only refer to the UK at present and I have not tried entering Latitude
and Longitudes at present as they ar something I don't use, but I see no reason
why they should cause a problem - I'll have look and let you know. Using
auto-find it works very well indeed (again in the UK)
Similarly
I love the source writer. My sources have never looked so READABLE. I use
Vista Home Premium 32 bit, IE7, and, thusfar, have not had a problem with
Legacy 7. Legacy 6 had previously given me fits with the picture gallery,
along with a few hang-ups and screen freezes, but this new edition is
Allison, I have used a portable GPS for the past 5 years. I take that thing
right to the headstone, or old homestead, or whatever I'm looking at, and
copy the coordinates so that I have it for future reference, or can direct
someone to the exact stone without a map of the cemetery (if they have a
Hi Kimberly,
I have very few USA locations.
How well Virtual Earth is mapping the locations you've entered into
Legacy varies.
Virtual Earth works on current location names so it is much worse at
automatically mapping an historic location.
There is an option to ask to have all locations
Not seeing the number, I can tell if it is a non Version 7 number or
not. You need a version 7 number to unlock deluxe features in Legacy 7.
Sales at Millennia will give you one if you purchased the deluxe version.
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I get the Deluxe Version in 7? I've
On 25 May 2008 Kimberly Ryan wrote:
All the talk about V7 mapping has me wondering. How well will it work
for non-USA locations?
It works well. I have many non-USA locations, including lots in
England, Canada and even the Titanic sinking in the Atlantic (a
cousin's death), most mapped
Running the Beta Legacy software - some of the new things I like are -
Mapping (but remember I was a geography major in the 60s) - Several
Reports including the Questionnaire, Interview Questions, Family
Picture Tree and Surname Summary Reports and Charting (which many of
you have played with).
Can the Legacy V7 database still be opened in Access same as V6?
Thanks
Richard Van Wasshnova
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Kimberly,
I have now tried it using (a) Using The Times World Atlas to get the Lat and
Long for Preston, Lancashire, England. It was close but not exact (the pins are
easy to move, however). So it was OK if one wanted to see where a town is but
not close enough if you were looking for a
I have found the mapping feature to work great outside of the US locations.
If the location is wrong, you can correct it by using your own
coordinates or by moving the push-pin location to the correct location
if it is nearby.
You will like it.
Chap
On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 5:12 AM, Kimberly Ryan
Kimberly,
The mapping system uses Microsoft's Virtual Earth program. You can go online
and check to see how it does with your international sites, and that is
about how well it will do with Legacy. Keep in mind that the locations as
entered in Legacy is how VE will be processing them.
Here is the
*SOURCING*!! I love it. Legacy makes sure all of my sources adhere to my
favorite sourcing author- Elizabeth Mills. It is also wonderful to look
at mapping see what is happening with my ancestors.
Robert
Janis Gilmore wrote:
I would like to hear some comments from those who have installed
again!
From: Momalot66
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: 5/25/2008 8:19:55 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time
Subj: getting DELUXE Legacy 7
How can I get the Deluxe Version in 7? I've tried putting in my Deluxe
Number, with dashes, but
Thanks, Chap. These enhancements will make v7 worth it to me. I've been
checking my mailbox everyday . . .
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
- Original Message -
From: Leon Chapman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Click on Help.
The last item on the drop down menu will be to unlock the deluxe features.
This is where you will enter your name and your customer number. After it is
entered, you will receive a confirmation message indicating that the Deluxe
features have been enabled.
Later, when you click on
If it was that simple don't you think they would have done it by now?
--
JL
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Allen Prunty wrote:
Geoff,
Why can't you guys release it for immediate download for those who
would like to pay for the upgrade.
Most people should be discouraged from doing this with the Legacy
Database or any other databases other Program use to store data, it's
like editing your Registry.
If you do or try, unless you know what you're doing, and if the database
becomes non functional, then you start from scratch.
For
Becky,
Using the latest BETA of Legacy 7.0 - the picture center works
fine! You can attach Pictures (I use .jpeg), Sounds (have not tried),
Video (have not tried) and files (anything including .pdfs). Once
titled - the captions (titles) seem to stick quite well.
I then tried a REPORT for
Susan Daily wrote:
Hi Anne,
Since you are new, this is just an FYI:
[And please also check the etiquette
guidelines link as emails to the list should be in Plain Text format,
for example.]
Susan,
Your reply was in HTML. You should practice what you preach. I notice also that there is
Ron
The problems I have found are numerous insofar that when they moved UK
Isle of Man from county series map to the current Ordnance Survey series and
the to the digital mapping spelling of names have changed and in a few
instance locations have gone off the face of this earth. This makes life a
The best new features of Legacy 7 are:
Charting, mapping, sourcing wizard and new searching capabilities.
You will love all of these new capabilities.
Chap
On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 4:46 AM, Janis Gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to hear some comments from those who have installed
Legacy 7 was mentioned in August of 2007 (
http://podcasts.dearmyrtle.com/2007/08/21/dearmyrtles-family-history-hour-21-aug-2007-genealogy-podcast.aspx
)
This is quite a while for people to be waiting. I'm not chomping at the bit
merely pointing out some of the history.
On Sun, May 25, 2008 at
Aha! Thanks much for that tip, Margaret. I did indeed try the
Print...Preview option and at first was very disappointed but once I
figured out one must also check the Print All The Relationships, then it
is very clear. For example, it would end up stating John Smith and Mary
Jones are 1st
Thank you girls, just more good news as to what is to come. I love to
hear all the good
news.
Comments such as yours are just what I have been waiting for.
Thanks again,
Marilyn
On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 11:43 AM, Carol Costa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I love the source writer. My sources have
When it's Deluxe you will see it
Help-About Legacy
Lower left Corner of image will display
Deluxe Edition
This is the way most programs that are being sold today display the
version information, you can try it on all your office applications
Help- About XYZ
and see what u have
jdm
[EMAIL
Brendan,
I know what you mean! I am fortunate in that I have had the opportunity to
travel pretty well all of the British Isles both socially and in business and
have, therefore, personal knowledge of its geography.
Additionally, I also have maps of many areas, not only the OS maps but also
Richard,
It will open in OpenOffice.o so I reckon it must! I haven't looked for
differences yet, though.
Ron Ferguson
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View the Grimshaw
Shortly after I bought the Deluxe version of Legacy 6.0, I bought the
following training videos::
12-Step Checklist to Using Legacy Family Tree
Ultimate Guide to Sources
Mastering Events and Chronolgies
Taggin and Searching Made Easy
In recent weeks I bought these additional training videos:
In Vs. 6, my son’s 2 x-wives (he had no children by them) when marked
“Private” read like this in reports:
David married Private.
David next married Private.
David next married Jennifer Smith.
Now, with the new “Invisible feature,” it reads:
David married Jennifer Smith.
His two
That is certainly your choice, but most of the problems with IE7 happened
when it was first released and have been corrected in later updates. I have
not had any significant problems with IE7 on the 10 different XP computers I
manage. My biggest complaint was the change to the position of the
Cindy;
Thank you for sending my the download. I have successfully downloaded the
program. It asks for a user name-I could not find one to enter. What is the
password?
Thank you!
Chris
Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 22:59:27 +0200
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Hi,
as Millennia told me, this is the correct downloadlink for version 7:
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/Download/Legacy7/sng1/Legacy7Setup.exe
Have fun
Yours Cindy
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Is there a reported problem with the display of ancestor color boxes. My
maternal line shows, but my paternal line does not. I have done a
check/repair, cleared and reset relationsihips. Closed and reopened
Legacy to no avail.
Lill Ann
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It may be *possible* but it is not done very often. Virtually every major
software program I have purchased over the past 25 years or so has a
readme file to include late information that could not be included in the
manual (making it incomplete). Changes to the software code itself can
happen
I second that! By using SourceWriter, I am hoping to be able to clean up my
database for once, and to have sources that will make sense to anyone who
sees them! I don't think my loosely worded sources could be helped with a
conversion tool, so I'm copying and pasting, and going back to look for
In watching the Source Clipboard training video for v.7. , I notice in
the Assigned Sources for window a few tabs have been disappeared.
Notably the 'Detail' one. When switching from v.6 to v.7 where will
this information go? To a different tab or just disappeared altogether?
--
JL
JLog -
Great!
I've downloaded it.
How do I pay the upgrade fee from 6Deluxe to unlock?
Art Seddon
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; legacyusergroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 1:59 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Downloadlink for Version 7
Hi,
I've been waiting for V7 for almost a year and I'm happy to go on
waiting. I'd like it to be right before I get my hands on it. Still
I do wish Millennia would see fit to remove The new version is here!
from their web site as it is announcing V6.
Regards,
Bob
On May 25, 2008, at 12:53
I have never understood why people want to hide former marriages. They are
bound to be discovered by future researchers and only cause confusion.
- Original Message -
From: La Nell Shores
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyFamilyTree.com
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 1:36 PM
Subject:
Microsoft's OWC is somewhat esoteric and not something the typical home user
(which is most Legacy users) needs or uses. My Google search of IE7 breaks
indicated a number of issues back in 2006 but little since then. I hope you
are aware of come critical security issues with the OWC that
Wynther - do you work for FTM?
Elizabeth
researching the descendants of William and Sarah (Patterson) Thompson
- Original Message -
From: Wynthner
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 8:35 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] v7 manual vs reality
I would beg to
You must be under 70 years old.
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JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
Thomas Herson wrote:
I have never understood why people want to hide former marriages. They
are bound to be discovered by future researchers and only cause confusion.
Apparently this requires a password, too. Any clues?
--
JL
JLog - simple computer technology for genealogists
http://www3.telus.net/Jgen/jlog.html
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
as Millennia told me, this is the correct downloadlink for version 7:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
as Millennia told me, this is the correct downloadlink for version 7:
I do not believe that you were supposed to make this link public at this time. In any event, the
link without the basic password is useless.
--
Gene Y.
n2kvs
Researching Young, Zies, Harer
Why don't you buy something you like.
Better yet, show us how great a program you can write.
Art Seddon
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From: Brian Lightfoot
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 2:19 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] v7 manual vs reality
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Downloadlink for Version 7
Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 11:50:50 +1000
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I wish I would not have figured out the password since all the links in
the program to purchase the deluxe in order to see all the new stuff
only takes you to the purchase version 6 sites. Now I must uninstall 7,
reinstall 6 , and get my database back up since loading it in 7
converted it.
Unless I missed something - I believe this was a link for a problem
for the poster - NOT a general release! My guess is they are not yet
ready and the poster should not have released the link???
Keith
On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 8:09 PM, Art Seddon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great!
I've downloaded
Right now, he just doesn’t want to be reminded of his recent poor choices in
women. That’s why I like this feature. They are still in my database with
all the correct sources so that 10 or 20 years down the road, when it won’t
be so painful to him, they CAN be included in reports.
La Nell
Brother! This was like throwing raw meat to a pack of starving hounds! :-)
Gene Young wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
as Millennia told me, this is the correct downloadlink for version 7:
I do not believe that you were supposed to make this link public at
this time. In any event,
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