forget it then - never mind - I'll keep my ideas and thoughts to myself
since they seem to be so hard to grasp by others
On 22 February 2014 17:46, Jay 1FamilyTree 1familytree@gmail.comwrote:
yes, create an event called Census and then use one of the parents as head
of household then via
When you know that children of previous marriages for either party were
living in the household (from census or whatever sources) you can easily
link those children to the family (that husband wife combo) then set the
relationship to each parent as step or biological. Once you do that the
Family
Diane,
Those are not really endless loops, just repeating lines because there
are interconnections between descendants. i.e If the great grandchildren
of a person marry then that person is an ancestor to both and will
appear multiple times.
A true endless loop occurs when, by accident due to
We need a lot more information than this to even begin to help you if
this is a real problem.
The first thing I would say however would be to say check the family
groupings in Legacy. Charting uses the parent-child links defined in
your Legacy file to make the chart so if a child shows with the
I rise to concur w/ Kathy that it is confusing to look at
the CHILDREN list and find it chrono-unsorted.
Seems to me that if the program can keep track of which
child goes to each marriage--and flag it, it ought to be
able to do a chrono sort on 'em.
This would be useful in a number of ways,
nothing until you know
From: Richard Falzini
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2014 11:23 PM
To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] How to add children?
Yes I know I can add the children with the mother in family view.
But since the father of the children is unknown, what would
Kathy,
Please dont keep your thoughts to yourself,
BUT try to step back and look at the big picture, both from the programming
aspect and from users side.
We all want to improve things but those changes have to be weighed on how
they will affect current users or programming logic.
As Ron
GREAT suggestion Brian !
What a good way to show the programmers what we are thinking when making a
change.
On Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 3:52 AM, Brian/Support
br...@legacyfamilytree.comwrote:
When you know that children of previous marriages for either party were
living in the household (from
Brian's suggestion is really the only logical way to show children from
multiple marriages that lived together in the same household. The ViewShow
1/2 Kids will display children from multiple marriages even when they never
did live in the same household simply because the child is linked in
It appears that a tremendous amount of time and effort went into
designing Color Palettes and Pre-defined color sets for Set Tag
Colors (Customize 9.2 / Other User-Interface Colors). However, the
new subtlety does not make the Tags really stand out as before. For
example, with L7.5, I set up Tag
Ron,
Agreed...
If they could put the little icon in the right upper corner of the
childrens' container, in front of the child name, and then when you
mouseover that symbol it would display the child status and relationships.
So many more places could use mouseover events
all of those icons on
Here here! Good suggestion. How about making it formal by using the link
to Make a Suggestion on the Legacy program's Home tab?
Joseph Leavitt
On 2/22/2014 4:24 PM, Arnold Sprague wrote:
It appears that a tremendous amount of time and effort went into
designing Color Palettes and Pre-defined
Periodically, after several perfectly normal Descendant charts, the
right margin on the next chart comes to come in to about the middle of
the page, and any remaining data on a person is wrapped to the next
line. This happens even when the margins are set to 1 cm.
If I close the chart and go to
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