Yes, in my reply to your first post that is exactly what I meant by
appearing twice. She does, correctly, have two sets of parents even if one
of the individual parents is duplicated.
Ron Ferguson
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SgtBob wrote:
When my wife and I married, I adopted her daughter from my wife's
previous marriage. I show my adopted daughter as '1/2' in the
program, as I believe the instructions indicate. My problem is that
when I do a chart, I would like to include her and my grandchildren.
How can I
When my wife and I married, I adopted her daughter from my wife's previous
marriage. I show my adopted daughter as '1/2' in the program, as I believe the
instructions indicate. My problem is that when I do a chart, I would like to
include her and my grandchildren. How can I accomplish this?
Suzanne Scheraga wrote
Two questions about displaying photos in the Picture Gallery.
Can the default photo display setting individual can be set to all
pictures instead? I have looked through all the options in the
Customize area but couldn't find anything.
This question came up in LUG
On Sat, 26 Sep 2009 6:58:06 -0400, SgtBob s...@cox.net wrote:
Is there an Access table that would permit me to add this data enmass without
having to go to each person to enter this information?
tblIR (Individual Record) contains the column IDLRBuried. It contains
the foreign key to tblLR for
Len Garber wrote
I am using Legacy Installed Version: 7.0.0.109
The font used for the email address in my Address List make it
difficult if not impossible to distinguish the digit 1 from the lower
case L.
How can I change this font?
I have been able to find anything in the Options that
I have a rather large list of persons that are buried in a specific cemetery,
but the individual records do not reflect this data. Is there an Access table
that would permit me to add this data enmass without having to go to each
person to enter this information? I've looked at all the tables,
Thanks, Ron. I haven't advanced to making Web Pages yet, but I will keep that
in mind. I don't really need to re-use RINs; I was just wondering about using
them as an absolute way to know how many individuals are in a db, as the other
poster suggested.
Marilyn
--- On Fri, 9/25/09, Ron
Len:
In a message dated 9/26/2009 10:12:45 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
legacy@gmail.com writes:
The font used for the email address in my Address List make it difficult
if not impossible to distinguish the digit 1 from the lower case L. The
answer I received from AOL was to drop my
On Sat, 26 Sep 2009 09:10:38 -0700 (PDT), Marilyn Clark
paddypeppe...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks, Ron. I haven't advanced to making Web Pages yet, but I will keep that
in mind. I don't really need to re-use RINs; I was just wondering about using
them as an absolute way to know how many individuals
Yes, you can already change this.
Grab a pencil and paper. (You will see why.)
Go to Options Customize Fonts tab.
There you will see all the fonts in use. I have not checked yet, but
I think you want to change the Data for the Screen fonts. Note the
name of the font currently in use, you
Jane Sarles wrote
How do I prevent the Another name for Sarah was Sarah Smith
statement? Her married name is given even though it isn't necessary
since the statement about her marriage is the next sentence. I have
searched help, but if the solution is there, I didn't understand it.
Have
I am using Legacy Installed Version: 7.0.0.109
The font used for the email address in my Address List make it
difficult if not impossible to distinguish the digit 1 from the lower
case L.
How can I change this font?
I have been able to find anything in the Options that will allow me to
change
Thanks Robert and Jenny,
That did it. Don't know why I didn't see that when I checked earlier.
Len
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How do I prevent the Another name for Sarah was Sarah Smith statement?
Her married name is given even though it isn't necessary since the statement
about her marriage is the next sentence. I have searched help, but if the
solution is there, I didn't understand it.
Thanks for hints.
Jane Sarles
Jane,
You have entered her married name in the AKAs and in whatever report your
are using you have opted to show AKAs. It is your choice as to which you
wish to change.
Ron Ferguson
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Sue,
There are other choices than Facebook if you want to mix genealogy with
social networking. One that my brother-in-law uses is MyHeritage.com. I
don't know how the interplay between it an Legacy would work, but it does
support non-public family trees where relatives can become members,
Just open the Name List and look at the Title Bar - it will say Name List
Contains n Individuals.
I'm using v7, can't remember what has changed since v6 that the
original post was about, so your observations may be different to
mine...
The Name List tells me Name List Contains 4899 Names
I also should like to include pictures of locations in my reports.
Apropos of the August posts on the topic, the reason I would like to
attach pictures to locations in reports, for me, is that it is part of
the location description, along with lat/long etc. I've gone to a
degree of trouble to
Wendy Howard wrote
The Name List tells me Name List Contains 4899 Names including
Alternate and Married Names.
Obviously if you have your Name List set to show married names it will
show that number of names. As long as you are only showing Individuals
it will tell you how many Individuals
if you have your Name List set to show married names
it will show that number of names. As long as you are
only showing Individuals it will tell you how many
Individuals are in the list.
That's what I was trying to say, but words failed me! The options you
have set in your own database
V7 and if I remember correctly V6 and before details: Number of idividuals,
Unique surnames, Number of families and number of master sources if you go
to main menu help general option.
Regards Kevin
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shamroc...@orcon.net.nz
www.shamrockspider.com
Sent from Auckland, New
This feature is still under development as the programmers are having
problems with implementation. We don't know how soon it will be available.
Geoff Rasmussen posted his source conversion suggestions to the Legacy User
Group mailing list in June 2008. You can read his post in the archives
I would like to send a Gedcom that has all my entries except for the
first few generations, which would not be of interest to the
recipient. Since there are
over 3000 records, adding a tag to each one I want is not practical.
Can anyone think of another wat of accomplishing this?
Regards,
Jacob
I have several wills that use a phrase similar to arrive to age in the
law. The time period is 17th and 18th century New Hampshire so I would
assume that the English legal system would apply, but I have been unable to
determine what that age should be. If I knew I could establish some better
MyHeritage is a good idea with a poor implementation. You can upload a
gedcom, but if you make changes you have to make them manually. An
alternative is to delete the tree from MyHeritage and upload another gedcom
using the same name. MyHeritage apparently uses non-standard entries in
their
Under the GEDCOM Export Record Selection select the second option -- Focus
Group. There you can select the person to start with and select that person
with all descendants. You can limit the number of generations so you can
further limit the size of your file. You also have the choice of
Thanks very much for your advice William, Jim and Ward,
It is a shame that there is not yet a good way to put family trees on Facebook
- the attraction of Facebook is that lots of relatives are already on it and
they would not have to join something else. I will keep pondering.
Regards,
Sue
I'm having the same problem. A lot of my cousins have joined Facebook and
know I have the family photo archives for many different lines and am the
only one who has put it together. I'd prefer to post them on Facebook
because my FB page is not open to anyone but family and friends. Putting
them
Click HELP - GENERAL INFORMATION it is all there for you!
Keith
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Find-A-Grave County Keeper for Schuylkill County, PA
Keith A. McKain
McCain-McKane-O'Kane DNA Group 1 - # Mc17936
Website: http://home.comcast.net/~geosci64
Email: geosc...@comcast.net
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 6:17 PM, Kevin
For sharing your photos with family, perhaps you will find Google's
Picasa Web Albums more to your liking than what Facebook currently has
to offer? http://picasaweb.google.com/home It has much better
flexibility and security.
This is straying away from the focus of the mailing list.
Kind
Jim,
I cannot help you with the American age, but if you are right, in that it
was the same as for England, then it was almost certainly 21years. Although
I am not as old as the date you are looking for it was 21years in England
even when I was a kid :-).
I have tried, without success, to
Does anyone know what has happened to the LUG archives? Until today I
could see all the recent posts, but now the most recent is Mar 2009.
Thanks,
Larry
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