That does it. I'm outta here. Not only did *this* gem arrive last
night, but there's another thread where, every time I click on a new
message, some stupid HTML background wallpaper shows up in my image
viewer.
I have *no* clue why the folks at Legacy insist on using this joke of
a program to
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 21:58:52 -0700, you wrote:
I've ignored this little task for almost two years now but sooner or later I
need to duplicate a number of events on one person and attach the same event
to a different person. The reason for my reluctance is that each event has a
number of
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:33:26 -0400, you wrote:
What about us poor smucks that can't go on these cruises, don't we deserve
at least a little hint?
michele
*sigh* Here we go again.
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I use a private Find A Grave event and paste the memorial number
there. It doesn't appear on reports unless I want it too, and it's
easy to see if I have this information for any individual without
having to dig around. It also makes it a lot easier to find
everyone's memorial numbers if I'm
Just because this entry field is entitled event doesn't mean, to me,
that I can't make whatever use of it I like. Find A Grave is a source
of information. So is the tombstone that is photographed. That
doesn't mean I have to wade through source citations to find a
memorial number.
When I
I'm trying to create a search list of people who were born, died,
buried, married or have an event that took place in a certain county.
Basically, I'm trying to come up with a list of people who had
anything happen in that county.
Seems like this would be simple, but I can't seem to pull it
-locations.html.
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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Of Kris
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David MacDiarmid wrote:
Jenny M Benson wrote:
David MacDiarmid wrote
I presumed this was ok because i do not have a clue what a multimedia
file is.My anger and frustration is not only at myself,because i know
my limits on my pc,but also at the boffins who write this stuff
without much
has been rolled out to all Church members, the
system will be made available to the general public.
https://devnet.familysearch.org/faq/access-to-new-familysearch
I don't see a date on this FAQ entry -- has this information changed?
Kris
Pam O'Dell wrote:
No one who is not a church member
Elizabeth wrote:
I think it's because it was originally possible to access family
search directly from Legacy and that was what some people were trying
to establish - but I agree it did seem to drift off topic after that!
I don't think it's drifted off-topic at all. The assertion was made
. :-)
ronald ferguson wrote:
Kris,
As far as I can remember it has not been possible to include
married names in the Surname List. However, if, like me, you have
the married names as AKA's then these can be added - Formatting
tab.
Ron Ferguson
Date: Sat, 25 Apr 2009 15:09:11 -0500 From
I thought my surname and name list pages on the website had included
the lady's married names. . . but now they don't.
Did I uncheck a box that I can't find now? Or did I imagine the whole
thing?
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Dennis M. Kowallek wrote:
On Tue, 21 Apr 2009 20:04:39 +0100, Jenny M Benson
ge...@cedarbank.me.uk wrote:
IDIME is the Individual's RIN which allows the Source Detail to be
linked to the correct Individual.
It can be ... but it can be other things also. If it was always a
pointer to a RIN,
.
I'm surprised you haven't had more responses on this question.
Regards,
Kris in Texas
--- On Mon, 4/13/09, Joshua Levy joshua2l...@yahoo.com wrote:
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Which Charting Add-On?
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Date: Monday
Joshua,
What version of Legay to you have? I have 7 deluxe and there's a built in
charting program already attached. It makes beautiful wall charts without much
work at all.
Kris in Texas
--- On Tue, 4/7/09, Joshua Levy joshua2l...@yahoo.com wrote:
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to see what the other responses are.
Kris
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ronald ferguson wrote:
Just to illustrate that we are all different, I use the Research
Notes which might read Also staying at the 1861 census was their
grandson Joe Blogs, aged 6 b. Liverpool. His parents are not
known..
Ron Ferguson
I would love to use the General and Research notes more
Connie Sheets wrote:
My apology if this is a duplicate for anyone; I sent it yesterday
morning but never received it through the list and can't find it in
the archives.
--- On Thu, 3/26/09, Kris gen.mailing.li...@gmail.com wrote:
This issue recently came up (in another context) on another
Connie Sheets wrote:
To see the type of report writing we're talking about, see the BCG
website at:
http://www.bcgcertification.org/skillbuilders/worksamples.html
By clicking on the various links under Case Studies and Proof
Arguments, Genealogies, and Research Reports, you can view several
citations.
I think you skinned the cat quite nicely. ;-)
Kris
JCTripp wrote:
Kris,
It would seem that Dan has the best solution to use a restored latest
backup and compare both files in the split screen, especially if new
entries would use a higher RIN.
If that's not to your liking, I think you
.
I have some private Master Events and these don't have citations. So
when I try to use the missing sources search for individual events,
I get hundreds of people on the search list that I don't need.
Yes -- that repeated thunking sound you heard at 3:00 a.m. was my head
on the desk.
Kris
were TRULY interested in the notebook I created
with all the families. I was surprised that not everyone was as in to
genealogy as I was!!
Good luck with YOUR project!
Kris in Texas
--- On Thu, 3/12/09, Joyce C. Wicks
jo...@wicksclan.com wrote:
From: Joyce C. Wicks jo...@wicksclan.com
Hi, Ron --
ronald ferguson wrote:
Good question!
That doesn't seem possible, at least automatically.
That's what I thought! LOL! I've been up all night messing with it
and finally just checked the supress details for living box.
I guess it's
understandable as the children are
ronald ferguson wrote:
Kris wtote:
Hi, Ron --
ronald ferguson wrote:
Good question!
That doesn't seem possible, at least automatically.
That's what I thought! LOL! I've been up all night messing with
it and finally just checked the supress details for living box.
I thought you had
I have created a search list that is limited to people (1) born before
1930 and (2) with Living marked as NO. I used this list to
created my web page, using Selected Records and Set Focus Group.
However, the names of people who aren't supposed to be there, and who
do *not* appear on the
I don't recall having this problem with v.6 -- at least not to this
extent.
When I uncheck Show All Events in the Assigned Sources screen, it
won't consistently *stay* that way. Tonight, about 90% of the time,
when I open the Assigned Sources screen again -- for the same person
-- the box
of the program -- if it would even
start at all.
I use ALT + TAB a lot to cycle through open programs and it's great --
and nice and quick if you're a keyboard person. Perhaps this will
help you?
Kris
ci...@treadles.ca wrote:
I seem to be having a problem making myself clear here. Sorry about
ci...@treadles.ca wrote:
Double-clicking on the desktop icon tells the computer to start another copy
of the program. You shouldn't want to have two copies of the program running
at once.
Most other programs just bring up the existing program that's been minimized.
I've never
had that
0.40734 x 60 = 24.4404 which is the seconds
figure with decimal places. Which goes together as 1232724.440
under Legacy format.
Regards Kevin shamrockspi...@gmail.com shamroc...@orcon.net.nz
www.shamrockspider.com - - - - -
2009/2/28 Kris gen.mailing.li...@gmail.com
Jenny M Benson wrote
I can't figure out how to enter these for my locations. When I pull
up a map and try to cut and paste the coordinates, Legacy doesn't like
it. It can't be that hard!
For example, on a Google map, I have:
Latitude: 35.576N
Longitude: -86.578W
How do I convert these numbers so I can use
Jenny M Benson wrote:
Kris wrote
I can't figure out how to enter these for my locations. When I pull
up a map and try to cut and paste the coordinates, Legacy doesn't like
it. It can't be that hard!
If you look up Latitude and Longitude in the Help files, there is a
section on converting
Jenny M Benson wrote:
Kris wrote
I want to make a print of a JPG that I have attached to source detail.
When I click on it, the only way I can see to print it is Print
Picture Album. This is fine -- it's the only picture there.
I've been able to get rid of the border lines and the page
Jenny M Benson wrote:
Kris wrote
The Title at the Top of each Page field was empty, which is what was
throwing me -- I've never gone to that screen before, either -- so I
was trying to find where the word Report was coming from, which is
what was printing at the top of the page. When I put
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We are changing the world of genealogy!
When replying to this message, please include all previous correspondence.
Thanks.
Kris wrote:
I want to make a print of a JPG that I have attached to source detail.
When I click on it, the only way I can see
Oh, I sure hope so! But that's not a given, either. :-D
RICHARD SCHULTHIES wrote:
But hopefully, in the future, when you see it print 'report', you
might have a memory of this discussion. Rich in LA CA
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Michele Lewis wrote:
We seem to do a lot of complaining about Legacy so I thought I would say
thank you for a new feature that I really appreciate. I like how when
you do a backup it automatically names the backup instead of having to
come up with something. I back up my file A LOT more than
I want to make a print of a JPG that I have attached to source detail.
When I click on it, the only way I can see to print it is Print
Picture Album. This is fine -- it's the only picture there.
I've been able to get rid of the border lines and the page number at
the bottom, but I can't
and that's why I probably have some of the problems I have.
Since I *can* just print it from Legacy, I don't see any reason not
to -- except I don't want a title of Report on the page.
John S. Adams wrote:
Kris,
You don't need to print your pictures out from Legacy. Open the picture
in a photo
It must be a different issue. I don't have a Table of Contents
page. I have one page -- with the JPG on it -- and Report as a
title for the page.
momalo...@aol.com wrote:
If I understand you correctly, it may be a problem in Legacy 7 and I
reported how the title shows up on the Table of
lined up and I can often see the same
godparents all through a certain family (and sometimes not, which is even more
interesting; for example why this couple were godparents to the first three
children, and a different couple for the next four).
Regards,
Kris in Texas
--- On Sat, 2/14/09, v
Gene Young wrote:
Kris wrote:
Hi, Syble --
I use FileZilla (which is free). When you upload, it will ask you if
you want to overwrite the files based on a difference in size or
creation date.
Kris
It is not automatic.
I didn't say anything about it being automatic.
You must read
Hi, Michele --
I have this problem all the time, especially if the program has been
running for awhile, but that isn't consistent, either. I just close
the program, start it up again, and it works fine -- until the next
time.
Kris
Michele Lewis wrote:
I created my web pages. I uploaded
on all of my computers. Loading saved settings doesn't
help. Sometimes it just doesn't work, and restarting the program has
always solved the problem (the page says there are no names or
entries, but all the relevant pages are actually in the directory).
Sorry I confused the issue.
Kris
the problem. Like I said, I just close the program and restart
it and it works once again, so that's my solution for now. :-D
Kris
ronald ferguson wrote:
Kris,
I was thinking specifically in terms of the web creation section of
the program and, indeed, did mention that changes in the rest of
one's
do overs for me aren't near the project they are for
you. :-)
Kris
ronald ferguson wrote:
Kris,
I haven't tried the sequence which you describe ie. create web
pages, upload, add more people create new web pages and upload all
in one session. I will have a look at what happens early next week
Hi, Syble --
I use FileZilla (which is free). When you upload, it will ask you if
you want to overwrite the files based on a difference in size or
creation date.
Kris
Syble Glasscock wrote:
I think I've seen this discussed before, but checked archives and
really didn't know what to search
the common events under the
marriage, but for me it would be just one more thing to check, or
change, and I'm already programmed to look for that kind of thing for
each person.
I'm looking forward to seeing how others make use of the Individual
Report.
Kris
Cathy Vallevieni wrote:
I am struggling
deatil I'd
say (1) Names of wedding party. Later, as I learn more, I might add a tidbit
I'd learned, like (2) Uncle Jim had to fly 15 hours from Australia to attend,
and in the Text/Comments tab I'd say (2) Added story about Uncle Jim.
Hope this helps.
Kris in Texas
--- On Sun, 1/25/09
Did you save the notes after deleting? If you just exit out, what you deleted
is still there because you haven't saved that change. Just a thought
(from someone who's done that).
Kris in Texas
--- On Sat, 1/17/09, momalo...@aol.com momalo...@aol.com wrote:
From: momalo...@aol.com
I am always fascinated when people defend something like this as mere
words. Books, poetry, love letters and Dear John letters are also
mere words. Your mere words were obviously designed to hurt and
upset someone. Looks like you not only hit your intended target, but
got a nice spray as
MKO wrote:
Done - hopefully Legacy will do something about this but its not very
encouraging if they are not even going to comment on the post that started
all this.
Actually, there was a comment about the post that started all of this.
Perhaps you haven't gotten to that message yet.
Your email program should give you an option to deal with those
automatically. It would probably be easier to change the way you do
things than to try to change the way a number of other people do things.
Bruce McArthur wrote:
Hi
It would be nice if people who, for some obsure reason,
as a snapshot of their heritage.
Kris in Texas
--- On Mon, 12/29/08, carogene carog...@gmail.com wrote:
From: carogene carog...@gmail.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Four generation tree with photos for grandkids
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Date: Monday, December 29, 2008, 9:54 PM
I am
ronald ferguson wrote:
Now be fair, Don, he is not the only one, but I agree totally with your
observation as it applies to that group.
Ron Ferguson
Besides that, it's NOT spam -- not by any of these definitions (though
I admit I only read the first screen):
http://tinyurl.com/5nqxcd
We
Good grief! This has been going on for *ages*! It's NOT news! We're
all getting them! The glitch is bad enough -- do we have to have
play-by-play reports now too?
Jim Smith wrote:
Gene,
Four more just came in
Jim
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I haven't downloaded the latest update, but v.7.0.0.55 on my computer
is close to 50MB -- and took hours to download. I only recently got
high speed (and love it) but being on 24k dial-up didn't stop me. I
just left it to run overnight with a download manager.
Kris
Colin Liddell wrote:
I
through the creation process again -- and everything is fine.
HTH
Kris
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I'm sorry, but I haven't laughed this hard in ages! Thanks for the
giggle! Don't you just HATE when they do that?!?! I hope she isn't
too up set with you -- eventually. :-D
Pamela Cooper wrote:
Hi Sis
We have just moved so are on dial up until they can connect us and your
messages are
obvious here?
TIA
Kris
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is sending me all these messages, but
then tells me I need to subscribe to post. ;-)
Does the additional information help at all?
Kris
Kris wrote:
What's the best way to source a relationship? Do you go to Children's
Settings? When I set the reports to show the Child Status or
Child
the child-parent relationship setting off,
then there's nothing in the report that shows how I made the
connection between that child and those parents. Thus my original
question.
Kris
JLB wrote:
Sorry, I missed all your responses the first time. What I'm seeing now
is that you don't like
?
Kris
ronald ferguson wrote:
Kris,
You write: My point is, if I have the child-parent relationship
setting off,
then there's nothing in the report that shows how I made the
connection between that child and those parents. Thus my original
question.
I feel that this statement is too strong
Well, we must both be muddy the same way, 'cause this makes perfect
sense to me. Thank you! :-)
Kris
Jessica Morgan wrote:
After reading your quandry, and some of the responses, there's
definately no right or wrong way.
Personally, if I am deducing information from sources without
actually
Jenny M Benson wrote:
I don't use England at all. I only use the country if outside England.
I know quite a few people say they only use the country name for locations
outside their own country, but personally I think this is not a good idea.
For starters, will other people inheriting your
We do not need a tutorial on spamming... this is a user group of
your product... let's keep that the topic and perhaps we will get back
to the core purpose of this list.
Michael A. Palmieri
Actually, it would appear that you do, since you don't seem to
understand the dynamic involved.
Some ISPs do a pretty good job of blocking stuff like that. After
reading Ron's message, I found them. GMail did a pretty good job of
snagging them. Unfortunately, I also found quite a few other messages
from the LUG in there, too -- legitimate ones. :-)
Kirsten Bowman wrote:
Nor have I.
line --
or include a LIST header, don't end up in the spam folder.
Kirsten Bowman wrote:
Kris:
I also get a fair amount of LUG mail in my spam folder both on my computer
and in my ISP's spam folder. Sometimes I pull them out and read them;
sometimes I don't. Do you know the cause?
Perhaps
through and
no one knows the answer -- or hasn't had time to respond.
Kris
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I battled Vista for over a year. Finally, a couple of weeks ago, I
found a computer with XP installed and I am happy, happy, happy. That
said, Legacy (v.6 and v.7) worked just fine.
Valerie Garton wrote:
I am about to buy a light weight laptop - any suggestions
I have been trying to avoid
GeoSci wrote:
THE LIST DOES NOT ALLOW attachments (nor .html messages).
Well, apparently it does -- I received it.
This has been going on for years and I just don't understand it. Yes,
people should read the list rules, but, for all kinds of reasons (just
forgetting being the major one),
Ah! I see it now! Don't know how I could have missed that, with the
small traffic on this list and all. LOL!
Thank you!
(And thanks to Sherry, too!)
Cathy Vallevieni wrote:
Kris:
It was Sherry but the below message was her final message.
To see the whole thread, including Sherry's
database, yes? Media files are backed up separately -- is
there a limit on how large that backup can be?
Kris
(I know, I know -- but y'all will figure out what I was trying to say.
I have faith!)
Sherry/Support wrote:
I've been chatting with Geoff on this he sticks with using the larger
file
in Legacy that could make this work, I'd like to try it.
Thanks!
Kris
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the little box on that screen to include in source
citation so that sometimes the sources are pretty interesting to read in and
of themselves (like we don't have enough to do already!) and then I know
exactly where I got each piece.
Kris in Texas
If I find a relative married someone who's
I have it set up so that the census notes print in the family group
sheet, but not in the other reports. Saves having to re-type the
information in another place, which I would probably forget to do. ;-)
GeoSci wrote:
Chris,
I actually have gone in and made both Occupation and Residence
already
discussed. I use that same system for any records found on
Ancestry.
BTW, I found the description field in Census events to be a great place to
put the word Federal or Iowa State defining term. It makes for a nice
printout on reports.
Kris in Texas
--- On Fri, 6/27/08, Michele
Now *I'm* confused. I've entered census information for 1850-1930 and
haven't found a single instance where the person of interest couldn't be
entered.
I just checked 1930 and you do have to scroll down to get to this field
in the detail screen -- is that the problem, maybe?
Michele
must be more perfect. :-)
And please be quick about it. You know, this whole thing would go so
much more smoothly if humans weren't involved.
Kris
(There's a reason I prefer dead people.)
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The Wayback Machine isn't a reliable repository -- only a small
fraction of what is/was available on the internet is archived there and
generally graphics files aren't saved.
A complete URL is useless if the information isn't there anymore. The
date it was accessed doesn't mean anything,
right -- I don't regret upgrading to version 7 in the least.
There are quite a few nice things that I'm liking very much!
Kris
Laurel wrote:
I agree - I have also gone back to the Basic - this way my reports
include everything I want them to contain. I also found with the Source
Writer
Unfortunately, you continue to make many erroneous assumptions, and want
the rest of us to change how we do things so that you can continue what
you want to do. Thank goodness you aren't the one making the decisions.
Mark K wrote:
I use hotmail for the Legacy mailing list. Yes I can sort it
Reports Books/Other Descendant Narrative Report Options Format
Event Narrative Format Combine all events into one paragraph
HTH!
legacy wrote:
Can you please tell me where you find Event options? I've looked
everywhere and can't find the sequence you mention:
Try Event Options,
at this time. ;-)
Laurel Feal wrote:
Hi Kris, if you do find out, please post back. Thanks, Laurel (Hope this goes through
in plain text - I am emailing from work and think I have successfully changed
my text settings on my work computer).
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 02:32:42 -0500
From
Message - From: Kris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 1:43 AM
Subject: [LegacyUG] More With Sources
I'm having trouble getting Source Writer entered cites to print
according to my preferences on the reports.
For instance, for the family
Mark K wrote:
What a lot of ill informed nonsense.
Was that a warning of what was to come?
How on earth is it easier to sort through every damn email than to
simply look at a forum and then choose the topics you are interested in
ONLY.
It isn't any more difficult to browse through a list
The phrase herding cats comes to mind. . .
Gary Crull wrote:
So far I've found the following in the subject line Legacy 7; v7;
V7; v.7; Version 7. If listers would PLEASE use only Legacy 7 in the
subject line I'm sure it would simplify life for all of us trying to
filter our Legacy
I'm having trouble getting Source Writer entered cites to print
according to my preferences on the reports.
For instance, for the family group sheet, under sources, if I have the
boxes checked to print the repository, recorded date, and file ID, these
things print for the non-Source Writer
PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kris
Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 12:16 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Source Writer
It's my understanding that Source Writer is designed to format source
citations according to Evidence Explained -- which I don't have. I
have Evidence! from 1997
It's my understanding that Source Writer is designed to format source
citations according to Evidence Explained -- which I don't have. I
have Evidence! from 1997. I didn't think there would be much
difference, but so far there is. Since no one's complained til now, I
figure I must have done
Thanks for the response, Kirsten, though it's definitely not the one I
wanted. I was really looking forward to the Source Writer. If the goal
post is going to be moved every ten years or so, I'll just live in the
past.
Kirsten Bowman wrote:
Kris:
I can't detail the reasons
wanted to post a POSITIVE message and to say THANK
YOU to Millennia Corp for such a great product!!! I'm just thrilled at the
result. I know the chart will be the centerpiece of the reunion and I can't
wait to show it off.
Kris in Texas
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Mike Fry wrote:
Kris wrote:
Okay -- now I'm feeling really stupid. I found a way to have County
automatically added -- was just digging around one day -- and now I
can't find it again! I've looked through Help and the options for
both the Master Locations list and the Geo Location Database
Larry Wilson wrote:
I would like my locations not to have , USA and add County to County name. I
would like this change to be permanent on all locations.
Examples:
Before: Buffalo, Dallas, Missouri, USA
After: Buffalo, Dallas County, Missouri
Thank you in-advance,
Larry
Okay --
.
Kris
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Donald E. Paden wrote:
Group,
I am normally a lurker, have been since
Hi, Penny -- You obviously have a lot more experience with it than I do.
I tried TMG (and a bunch of others, like PAF, Roots Magic and GenBox)
before I committed to Legacy. It was a no-brainer for me. Legacy
was user-friendly enough that I could start using it right away, without
any tips,
I would expect a valid announcement to come from someone at Legacy.
JLB wrote:
Sounds like 'Cindy' did us a big favor there.
--
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gmoyers wrote:
I wish I would not have figured out the password since all
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
Hi, Randolph,
I've tried to do it this way several different times and over all I like
the results. The problem comes in when I try to create a web page.
Most of my cemeteries don't have a town associated with them, so if you
enter:
(Old Hill Cemetery) Washington County, Minnesota
you get
Hi, Jennie -- I generally do both, but I was wondering about this the
other day -- i.e., how many people transcribe *everything.* I try to,
but sometimes. . . It will be interesting to see what others do.
Kris
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I'll hazard a guess that the work would go a bit more quickly (and it
*is* a lot of work!) if these constant explanations weren't necessary.
Seriously, is *this* the most important thing going on in your lives
right now?!
I have a vivid image of a line of people camped out around the
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