Jim,
The other program that you may have heard of is PHPGedView
(http://phpgedview.net/). Currently it is at v4.1.3 and is available for
free from the same website.
I have Darrin's TNG as well v5 at http://www.easygensolutions.com/tng/ and
v6 at http://www.easygensolutions.com/tng6/ as I was
Can anyone else replicate the problem I have just discovered with one event
definition? To be honest, I am not sure if I created the event from
scratch, or if I modified the existing event definition. I am using the
latest version of 6 Deluxe.
Event – Enlisted
If all fields filled (which
Carl,
The reason I do not reuse RINs is basically because Legacy's html coding is
very buggy.
The Pedigree pages comprise a series of nested tables and generally this causes
no problems. However if one nests the Legacy produced html inside another table
then the a serious problem arises in
The [inDesc] doesn't seem to work in any of the Events. If you change
this to [Desc] the complete Event is in the report.
This is a bug.
Evert
2008/1/24, Jan Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can anyone else replicate the problem I have just discovered with one event
definition? To be honest, I am
Oops! I thought I deleted this before I sent it - because I had seen
Evert's response to my first posting. I now see I deleted my thanks to
Evert, and therefore my query about whether anyone knew if the 'bug' had
been reported to support.
Cheers,
Jan
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From: [EMAIL
This is not just an expert genealogy thing. Engineers and researchers of
other professions have used similar filing methods as well. This method of
filing is called a Random Filing System and has been in existence for a
very long time. Not unlike computer filing systems, (hence the
Does anyone know of a web site that details all of the different filing
systems (or at least several of them) so that I can compare and constrast to
what I am doing now?
missy
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From: Timothy K. Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent:
Legacy News' Organization category outlines 4 separate systems.
http://legacynews.typepad.com/legacy_news/organization/index.html
Thanks,
Geoff Rasmussen
Millennia Corporation
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www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
I have a source name (concept) that is 'not legal': In
this case I would call the location ', not
Westmoreland, England, United Kingdom'.
Rich in LA CA
--- ronald ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kathy,
This is difficult. We have this position with the
English 1846 census in that for the
Richard,
My email had a chunk omitted as presumably it was considered to be be html
somewhere along the line!
It should have said that for instances where it is only known where a person
didn't live, I enter, eg. Not Westmorland, England using single angle
brackets instead of the quote
Ron:
The reason I do not reuse RINs is basically because Legacy's html coding
is very buggy.
But I don't let Legacy make my web pages. I use the IGM system. (Another
thread is discussing programs for the web - I have TNG but have not used it
because I like the IGM better.) All I do is upload
I should have copied instead of retyping it!!! I
actually use [[Not]] Westmorland, England
Rich
--- ronald ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard,
My email had a chunk omitted as presumably it was
considered to be be html somewhere along the line!
It should have said that for
How do you sort locations with USA first, then state, county, city? I'm
new!!!
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Legacy User Group guidelines:
Go to the Master Location List.
Click on the Sort button at right.
Under Pre-defined USA sorts, select the second option: Country, State,
County, City.
To the right, select Left to Right.
Click OK.
Make sure a check mark is selected next to the Sort button.
--Susan
On 1/24/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Help:
Sort Location List
Bert
Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Verzonden: donderdag 24 januari 2008 18:18
Aan: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Onderwerp: [LegacyUG] Location sort
How do you sort locations with USA first, then state,
If you go to the Help Index and enter Sort you will have a very complete
instruction.
Hope this proves useful.
Ken in Ottawa, Canada
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 12:18 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG]
Hi,
I have a person Vader in my database that is married to a wife that
also descends from a Vader in my database. So when generating a report
there will be double lines. There is an option to let this in the file
or delete these lines (Report - Report Options - Format 'Don't
repeat duplicate
A few days ago someone mentioned a free programme that would find 'lost'
files on your own computer. I thought I had kept it but no - I have lost
it!!! Could sks pse tell me. Many tks. I tried to search the archives but
can't recall its thread.
--
June McDonald
Canberra, the nation's capital
I just read with interest your digital filing system. I like the idea of
using an MRIN “prefix” to the file number. I, too, have just about
everything scanned and, since I never print documents from Legacy, having
them automatically fall together by MRIN would be very helpful. There’s
something
June,
Try http://www.pcinspector.de and you can download a recovery program for
graphic files (photo's) and a simelar program for all other files.
These programs are free for private use
Good luck,
Loek.
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From: June McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Rob,
I am very busy at the moment but will try and help if I can. I take it that you
are using the Family Group option to create the web pages. Because I have
little time it would help if you have your pages on the web. If so can you
please give me the URL and the full names of the people.
The Master Sources are not usually connected to any specific MRIN.
That's why they don't have MRIN numbers. For instance, as you mention,
a cemetery listing. If the number for the entire document was 5013,
that number would automatically refer to a digital document numbered
likewise, (if it
I have two files, one rather large. I'm wanting to connect the two together
into one file
I've read some of the stuff from the help file on merging, but it's like
reading a Mortgage Application.
HELP!!
Joseph
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Just to clarify on the use of the MRIN. In the case of a census record,
the MRIN used is the MRIN of the head of the household, and that is
applied to all the other members, not all different MRIN's. In the case
of a death certificate the same. Only the MRIN of the deceased applied
to any
It's not as hard as it may seem. Do you have many people the same in
both files or is there just one point of connection? You only have to
merge the common folks. Everything else just flows together.
JL
Joseph (Ragweed) wrote:
I have two files, one rather large. I'm wanting to connect
Loek, Tku for the speedy reply. I see I'm going to take some time to get to
know the programme. Tks anyway.
June
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Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 7:17 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] free programme for
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There may be as many as 20 or 25 (maybe more) people who are common, the
rest are different.
_
From JLB
It's not as hard as it may seem. Do you have many people the same in
both files or is there just one point of connection? You only have to
merge the common folks. Everything else
Oh, well, that's pretty easy.
Basically, it goes like this:
Import one file into the other. Under File - Import from. After that:
Click the Merge button, and go to Find Duplicates, then follow all the
prompts about backing up your files. On the Merge Options screen it's
already got some
How should District of Columbia for Washington, D.C. be sited? City,
County, State, USA???
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Legacy User Group guidelines:
If you don't use the 4 field location idea, just sort right to left.
Cathy
At 02:29 AM 25/01/2008, you wrote:
Go to the Master Location List.
Click on the Sort button at right.
Under Pre-defined USA sorts, select the second option: Country, State,
County, City.
To the right, select Left to
Hi June,
What do you mean by lost?
Do you mean you can't find it or that you have accidently deleted it?
Loek is pointing you to a program that may enable you to recover a
mistakenly deleted file.
If you simply can't find a file, use the Windows Search accessed on
the Menu that pops up from
Well, I would do something like
Washington, , District of Columbia, United States
I don't know if there is a county or not.
On Jan 24, 2008 6:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How should District of Columbia for Washington, D.C. be sited? City,
County, State, USA???
Legacy User Group
I've read the help files and tutorials on publishing to the web. It
seems extremely complex. Am I right that I have to contact my ISP and
have them give me a location and then use some kind of FTP program? Is
it as complicated as it sounds?
Barbara
Legacy User Group guidelines:
The Location finder in Legacy has the following:
Washington, District of Columbia Co, DC, USA
The last DC can be spelled out as District of Columbia.
Chap
On Jan 24, 2008 5:27 PM, Heather Stovold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I would do something like
Washington, , District of Columbia,
Actually, it depends on what era you are working in. You'll find the
district divided into several counties over the years including
Alexandria county back when the district included part of the Virginia.
D.C. is another one of those in which you have to watch for wandering lines.
Jackie
I would also start by backing up both filesjust in case. Legacy's
merge function is highly intuitive. You'll probably find it very easy
once you start using it. Trying it with a backup gives you the freedom
to play with it and be at ease.
Dawn
JLB wrote:
Oh, well, that's pretty
Hello Barbara,
It depends on what your choice is.
Technically some are harder, and more expensive.
I have limited computer skills myself.
So I choose the web site called Werelate.
You might want to check it out as a possibility.
They have a presentation to explain their site.
It is a
I can't seem to enter a separate source in marriage info for marriage
status. I click on the status (the couple is divorced) and use the
source from the clipboard, but instead of appearing as a Marriage Status
or a Divorced event the new source is simply added under the Marriage
info. I
Hi Barbara,
What exactly are you wanting to put on the web? If you want to use
Legacy to generate some pages, or create some of your own, you may like
to investigate Rootsweb's Freepages (see my pages there via the link in
my signature below). Or if you want to generate a GEDCOM file from
My quick ? fix is as follows.
Get the RIN count for each file. Round up each to the
number that is larger and made up of one 1 and as many
zeros as needed. Add 1 to the number. (101 or 1001 or
11). Go to Customize / Other / Custom User ID
Numbers / and 'Fill all ID fields'. Now save both
files
I actually meant [[not Westmorland]] England. My bad.
It puts the 'need to fix' in the list together instead
of a following question mark. (Chicago?) which gets
lost in the lists quickly.
Rich in LA CA
--- Cathy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rich,
I haven't been following this closely - but why
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