Thanks Rich
Cheers
Jan
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From: RICHARD SCHULTHIES [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] 3+ in parents place
What I do in this case, is take paper and pencil, draw
arrows from
Yes on the passage express website:
http://www.passageexpress.com/videotutorials.php
Evert
2007/9/12, Quest [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are there any training videos available for Passage Express?
Thanks in advance.
Karima
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This is such a little thing you might not even notice it, but I do and
it really bugs me (pardon the pun!)
In the Assigned Sources for .. window, with the Detail open you see
headings for Detail:, Detail Comments:, Recorded Date:: and File ID.
Notice the two colons after Recorded Date? And
Jenny,
I hadn't noticed that but you promted me to have a look at the Source Detail
for Name. The Recorded Date again has the double colon after it but on this
screen the File ID does have a single colon.
Ron Ferguson
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Ok, I did that. Still doesn't work.
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Thank you very much. I don't know how I missed that.
Karima
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From: Evert van Dijken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 12:27 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Passage Express Training Videos??
Yes on the
On the Descendant Book Report Options page, down at the bottom Left, click
on Index Options... and there, under the Name Index, select Include
alternate names - -
That made it work for me
Jim
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Ken McGinnis wrote
Fixed, next build.
Ooh, Ken, I think I love you!!
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How would you categorize a Baby Book Family Tree? I recently found
one of my distant cousins still has her baby book. This was filled out
by her mother and grandmothers. One grandmother was my great aunt. The
information in the baby
book gave me another source for indentifying my ggg grandfather.
Ron
Just by chance, I too just noticed this asterisk, and was puzzled by it.
But why would you need the asterisk to show
the removed cousin is the offspring of an aunt/uncle rather
than great aunt/great uncle.
That is already indicated by closeness of cousinship, i.e.
offspring of an aunt/uncle
What it means the * person is the prefered descendant
and/or direct line for RIN #1. I forgot where the
options to set these are, but there are a few choices
there.
Rich in LA CA
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Upon entering the new generation, I noticed that
both my first cousin
From the Help File ...
Preferred Child
The Preferred child is generally a direct line ancestor. This child
is shown in the child list with a leading asterisk (*). You can
change the Preferred child by right-clicking any child name and
choosing the Set to Preferred Child option.
Cheers, Mitch
Mary,
Glad to see both our football teams won tonight - nice to be able to gloat
for once!
I don't actually need an asterisk to show me my cousins' relationships
since they are my contempories. I guess though that I could make a mistake
between two people with the same relationship to the
Mitch and Richard,
The OP is not referring to the preferred child but to the relationships
detailed *above* the panel in the Family View.
Ron Ferguson
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Ron, do you also check Just leave it blank instead of Unknown?
Options Customise Data Format Word for Blank Records (Just
leave it blank.)
It works well for Legacy, but add-ons like Legacy Charting Companion
put in Unknown if the person field is blank for MRINs.
Cheers
Tracy
Legacy User
The original question referred to an asterisk next to the relationship. It
designates a relative of a later, or younger generation. E.g., my first
cousin's granddaughter is my 1st cousin, twice removed. My grandfather's 1st
cousin is also my 1st cousin twice removed. The cousin's gr dau is
Wonderful suggestions, pity my 4yo likes to come to my file while I'm
doing something else, like answering the phone. She likes to type her
name and see the pictures of herself and her grandparents - I can't
always easily find where she's helped me out with data entry/changes.
I did find one the
Tracy,
Yes, I do check Just leave it blank. I don't use Charting Companion so I
regret that I do not know if there is a way round the behaviour you mention.
Ron Ferguson
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Tracy,
Why don't you password protect yourself as a (Windows) User ? You could
always give your child her own User ID and stick some of the files on it - I
suspect that even a four yr old wouldn't take long to work out which is
hers!.
Ron Fereguson
Tried that Ron, can't seem to lock out the programs on the start menu
in XP for her logon. I've come into the computer room to find her on
software programs like Legacy and Word. She's also prone to changing
shortcut icons on the desktop to her name, very helpful child. So, my
workaround is to
I also regularly check what's been modified on my file and can pick up
changes she's made that way. Legacy is truly so flexible and user
friendly my 4yo loves using it, particularly the pedigree tab with all
the pictures. So I can relate to Bob's issues.
Cheers
Tracy
Legacy User Group
Tracy Skegg wrote:
I'd love to have a lock on the file so
munchkin can't adjust anything really important.
Tracy,
I don't know how you can lock your file but you can easily lock your computer.
1. Right click on your desktop;
2. Select NEW Shortcut
3. In the Text box in the Wizard that
I appreciate the suggestions. I was really hoping for a lazy man's way
out - where I could give them access to the live file but yet not allow them
to change it. That way I wouldn't have to duplicate anything and they'd
always have access to the most recent version without any work on my
I haven't gotten any nibbles on these three questions, so I'll send them
out again. Hope ya'll don't mind. I admit that it has only been a few days
since the first post, but this seems like such an active usergroup and most
posts seem to get SOME kind of response in a day or so. So I'm
IMHO, the choice might not exist. I do not know of way
to get what you want. So I generally do not answer to
say as above, and usually someone else will come up
with a solution. Since no answers showing up, I take
it as a clue.
When multiple marriages and the children coming from
them are
Interesting. I can see that now. Oops - thanks for pointing that out.
1) - Should I see the same child be listed twice (once as a 1/2 and once as a
full sibling)? Is there a way around this? Or did I do some wrong setting
with the relationships? It doesn't happen in the training videos.
2)
Aw Jenny, that is so sweet! :)
Darlene
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--- Jenny M Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken McGinnis wrote
Fixed, next build.
Ooh, Ken, I think I love you!!
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Jenny M Benson
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My understanding on this:
1) Yes, if you selected show 1/2 siblings
to choose: right click on a child in the family view select
view select show 1/2 kids (or not)
2 3) I don't know any way to do these. That doesn't mean it can't be
done, I just don't know.
Dawn
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