and
have many in my database, so I have many still to clean up.
Lloyd Horrocks
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~horrocks
At 04:57 PM 08/09/2007 -0600, you wrote:
I actually do publish the email address on my RootsWeb WorldConnect. I
told my daughter if I die to go in there and put a messages
The new version did not change any of my options, including having the
living indicator default set as NO.
It did load initially as not quite full screen. The change to full screen
held during subsequent closing and opening.
Lloyd
At 04:58 PM 08/03/2007 -0500, you wrote:
After downloading
Debbie,
A GEDCOM file is a text file. Open with a word processing program or with
Notepad.
Lloyd
At 02:19 PM 04/17/2007 -0700, you wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Sorry. I am foggy headed today.
I think I created a focus group of a small part of my Legacy Deluxe file.
It is Mary Ellen, i.e. the
Sandra,
A faster method might be to generate a descendant or ancestor book report,
depending on your starting point, for your word processor. You can then
edit to save only the information that you want. Then you will have your
doc file.
Lloyd
At 05:43 PM 04/17/2007 -0400, you wrote:
I'm also keeping my file on a USB drive and backup to whichever computer I
have just used. That works well and leaves a backup for every session.
Lloyd
At 11:35 AM 04/12/2007 -0700, you wrote:
I, and several others, do just the opposite. I have my main Legacy
file on a USB drive and backup
Gene,
Yes. I suggest searching for Co, and replacing with County, Just
use what is inside the . Include the spaces so that you don't change a
city or state that begins with Co.
Start with Control-H, then find Lists-Location. Do one at a time until you
are certain that only the ones you
These numbers are Ahnentafel numbers. Run the Books and Others, Book
Reports, Ancestors. Each person will be numbered with their Ahnentafel
number, n. Their father will be 2n, their mother 2n+1.
Lloyd
At 04:33 PM 01/13/2007 +, you wrote:
The LostCousins site uses a numbering system,
The assigned tags will transfer if you export to a Legacy file, not a
gedcom. That way you get everything.
Lloyd
At 10:08 PM 10/09/2006 -0400, you wrote:
Thanks, Cathy. That worked a treat, but the assigned tags didn't transfer.
Is there something I forgot to tick or is that just a
Hi Cathy and others,
If you want to keep everything in your transfer to a new Legacy file, use
the direct transfer. Do not go through the gedcom and import, just export
to a new Legacy file, then delete the Private material. I just did that
with a descendant narrative report for the upcoming
In fact, the DNA markers for patrilineal ancestry were first developed by
Prof. Brian Sykes, Univ. of Oxford, England.
Lloyd Horrocks
Grove City, Ohio, USA
Horrocks ancestors from Lancashire
At 07:11 AM 08/28/2006 -0700, you wrote:
The DNA feature was added after *many* requests from our
Hi Pat,
At the end of the location line, the first icon is a downward arrow. If the
wrong completion comes up, click on that icon and you will see your other
entries. Then select the previously entered location that you want. Very
fast and convenient.
Lloyd
At 09:49 AM 06/24/2006 -0400,
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