I installed Windows 7 Professional over the weekend on my iMac VMware-
Fusion and it is working great. Had a few issues, but after using
some VMware forum tweaks got it to work great. I still wish I could
run Legacy direct on my iMAC, but with Fusion, I seem to be able to
use both PC and
Nancy - I use 'Fusion' as a Virtual Machine with Windows XP
Professional on my iMAC. Legacy works very well with this
combination. I am still trying to find someone who can explain what
Windows 7 will do to this configuration. Thus far, I'm told it will
not work, but what do I do if
One more time!!! I have tried to post this message three times over
the past week, so if a duplicate materializes, I apologize in
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Anyway - I am trying to use the spell checker to correct a lot of
Good suggestion except that not all the words are 'da te', there are
hundreds if not thousands that have this 'space' defect.
Bob
On Oct 14, 2009, at 10:50 AM, Jenny M Benson wrote:
SgtBob wrote
Is there anyway to manually correct this during use of the spell
checker as I am doing by
I've encountered a problem that I can find no references in the manual
or the help files. It has to do with page numbering in a 'Book/Other
-- Descendant Narrative' printing that I want to do.
Somehow I managed to get a page numbering system that shows up in the
preview as 'Page 2(1044 of
Ron - Thanks for the suggestion - it now works just fine - I had not
had occasion to use that feature before. Sometimes the simplest
things in life are the ones starring us in the face and we don't even
recognize it.
Bob
On Oct 13, 2009, at 7:51 AM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
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Wendy and others - Thanks for the help. I was at my wits end - not a
long journey though - and the suggestion to Options -- Customize --
Data Format and allowing the program to convert all spellings to the
format suggested solved the issue.
Bob
On Sep 10, 2009, at 2:52 AM, Wendy
Dennis - I've not had a lot of experience with the formulas you share
with us. Is this a formula applied via Access or one that is from the
LTools area? If an Access item, could you steer me to a site that
might explain the building and application of the formulas. I have
the LTools but
Dennis - Disregard my earlier request for clarification on removing
all the burial notes - I was able to apply the formula through the
LTools feature on a test of one of my saved files. It works really
great, but your 'SQL...' caution is not to be taken lightly! :-) is a
veritable axiom
I prefer to withhold the data on living people due to some of the
sensitivity of data when they may not be aware of the wide spread
access that could be made. Just an opinion.
Bob
On Aug 30, 2009, at 4:08 AM, Jenny M Benson wrote:
Kramer wrote
Speaking of putting things on Ancestry.com, I
Dennis - Is there anyway to use ACCESS to populate the burial address
to all those buried in a specific cemetery? I find after viewing the
suggestions here that I have a lot of folks I know are buried in a
specific cemetery, but it would take a lot of key strokes to get this
data into my
So my adopted-Stepdaughter will have a '1/2' in front of her name?
Bob
On Jul 31, 2009, at 10:31 AM, ronald ferguson wrote:
Bob,
1) Set yourself as father in Family view with your daughter in the
children's section right click on her name and select Childrens
Settings and then adopted
You might try inserting your MS OFFICE 2003 disc in you drive and see
if the Access program isn't there. I have MS Office 2003 and there
are about 8 programs on it, including Access. Try installing it.
Bob
On Jul 22, 2009, at 2:29 PM, Pat Jones wrote:
I was just sent a file with an
Thanks Ron - I enjoyed your take on writing vs accountancy.
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Thank goodness Legacy has the book features automated, I too would
have trouble writing a book from scratch.
Bob
On Jul 15, 2009, at 8:04 PM, ronald ferguson wrote:
Bob,
I have never pretended
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