I have multiple records on people with the surnames I'm researching in the
areas of my lines. I'd like suggestions as to how to make better use of what I
have by adding them someway into Legacy. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Syble Glasscock
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Just add them as unlinked individuals ( Add New Unlinked Individual)
and make a To-Do item to research them further to see where they fit
in.
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 9:25 AM, Syble Glasscock syble_...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have multiple
I have multiple records on people with the surnames I'm researching in the
areas of my lines. I'd like suggestions as to how to make better use of what I
have by adding them someway into Legacy. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Syble Glasscock
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Preparing to do a one-name search for Yorks in Long Buckby (England), I created
a separate family file for the York surname. I copied the Yorks in my main
family file that were connected to England, and then used the York file to
accumulate information on new people. When I had ones that I was
If you have something like Adobe Photoshop Elements you can open your
PDF's there and it will extract the photos for you. Do it one PDF at a time.
The other way (depending on the size of your photos) is to open the PDF
as usual. Depending on your PDF reader there may be a camera icon in the
menu
You will also not be able to use a pdf format file as a picture file in
Legacy. PDF is a document format so Legacy cannot display them as an
individual's picture nor print these as pictures in reports.
Brian
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
br...@legacyfamilytree.com
Just how much does a JPG 'degrade' when you edit it? Isn't recommended that
photo's in Legacy be in JPG format? Does just viewing them in Legacy, or any
other app for that matter, degrade them?
gc
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From: JLB j...@jgen.ws
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
On 18-Jan-2013 5:04 PM, gcr...@juno.com wrote:
Just how much does a JPG 'degrade' when you edit it? Isn't recommended
that photo's in Legacy be in JPG format? Does just viewing them in
Legacy, or any other app for that matter, degrade them?
gc
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I don't know for sure exactly how much is
1. Viewing them does not degrade the quality of the picture.
2. The extent of the degradation depends on the amount of compression
applied. Usually a single edit will not be a problem but continual
tweaking and saving after each one will eventually reduce the quality to
the point where it is
On 1/18/2013 4:35 PM, Barbara wrote:
Hopefully you don't think this is off topic.
Two questions about pdf saved photos:
1. Is there a way to edit pdf saved pictures?
2. If not is there a way to change pdf saved pictures into jpeg so
they can be edited?
Actually it is technically off topic
It depends on the compression … that is, how much digital information is
omitted from the original file to create a smaller digital file (the jpeg).
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To the casual eye, the degradation will probably not be observable. But when
you magnify portions (such as to be able to read handwriting) the
If you want to know that you can try it. Take a JPG and re-save it a few
times. Yes, photos in Legacy should be in JPG for size. That doesn't
mean editing them over and over. I start with TIFF and convert a copy to
JPG if I want to link it. Just viewing them doesn't degrade them.
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JL Beeken
Hello,
I would appreciate suggestions on how to enter a patronymic name.
My ancestors, being Jewish, didn't have last names in Europe until abt 1800.
Before then, people went by their name and their fathers.
Such as Moses Seligmann, born 1757, Germany, Seligmann being Moses father.
Moses Seligmann
I have previously posted 2 messages in the last week or so but I can't
see my posts.
What have I done wrong?
This post will probably not show as well.
I have had replies to my post so someone is seeing them somewhere.
My first post was Semi-colon in Reports and the second post I replied
to my own
Sorry that this is a bit off-topic, please reply directly if you can.
How long after the BMD event is it possible for the registration to happen?
I have a couple on the 1881 census, married with two children. I know
it is the right woman as her sister is also in the household under her
maiden
Hi Florence,
It's probably just how your mail service handles mail that it knows came
from you when it comes back through the mailing list. You can check the
list archive to check if your own posts got through if you need to be sure.
Hope this helps. Please send any replies to the list. :-)
Please stay on topic There are plenty of other lists where you can
discuss GRO.
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 6:29 PM, Tony Rolfe geneal...@gillandtony.com wrote:
Sorry that this is a bit off-topic, please reply directly if you can.
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