of luck to everybody!
Stacey Connella
Maybe a new customer, maybe a lost sale
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Interesting you should raise the subject. I've been wondering about handling
of a similar difficulty in my tree that is even more complicated.
One of my distant cousins was determined to be a male at birth. This was
done in the usual manner -- a slap on the bottom, count the toes and
fingers,
I certainly hope the petty arguments I see on in this list aren't
representative of all the Legacy users. I'm currently evaluating Legacy
against RootsMagic after 15 years on FTM. All things being equal between the
two (i.e., same number of pros and cons, and neither being lacking in any
key
Carol, I haven't yet begun dealing with this in Legacy as I am still
evaluating the software. However, over my many years as a user of FTM, I
have tended to record family data in the marriages area, usually as
notes (given FTM's severe sourcing and events limitations).
It's not ideal, but I've
If it's not cost-prohibitive, I would purchase new view binders - the ones
with the clear outer cover that allows you to slip in a custom cover and
spine on cardstock. I wouldn't think it would cost much more than those
metal-framed tag holders that might be difficult to attach to a binder.
Hello. Legacy newbie here (another refugee of the FTM2008 bomb after nearly
15 years with FTM). Before I launch into my query, allow me to extend my
enthusiastic thanks to the FTM folks for making me realize that I was using
FTM because I'd always used FTM, which is totally out of character for
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