On 29/08/2014 04:03, mvmc...@aol.com wrote:
I have a variety of projects (I'm still working in 7.5). I want to move
several volunteer projects, that I'm working on for the NJ Maritime
Museum, into V8. They are not related people so I have them in separate
files.
They are actually people on
Hi Marie,
The sources of course will be converted to version 8 when you convert
your various files.
However, I think you are asking how you copy the Master Source list from
one file to another as the files have a related topic even though the
people aren't related so that they use many of the
Cathy,
Won't that move what sources Marie entered in the other
file, not /just/ the template for data-entry?
Cheryl
Cathy Pinner wrote:
Hi Marie,
The sources of course will be converted to version 8 when you convert
your various files.
However, I think you are asking how you copy the
Cheryl,
Yes, since she mentioned that she didn't want to reenter them I would assume
she meant that her sources were her templates that were filled in.
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From: singhals
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2014 10:15 AM
To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
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OK, I knew what I meant. I only want to copy the template. I created
various templates for sources that I use over and over. Example is the 1850
Federal population census. I save it as 1850 Fedrl, then when I have another
1850 Federal, I just pull up the template, add the particulars for that
On 29/08/2014 19:49, mvmc...@aol.com wrote:
What I want to do is copy the basic templates
Master Sources?
to a new project. I don't
want to transfer already filled in source templates,
Source Details?
just the basic
template.
--
Jenny M Benson
Legacy User Group guidelines:
Marie,
If you go through the Master source list in the file which contains your
templates and tag only those which are templates then when you go to the
new file and select the Import Lists there is an option when
copying/importing sources to only include those you have tagged. In your
example
Here is what I call a template. I use templates for my citations of
sources.
This is for the 1850 Federal population census:
family entry; p , lines , [city], County, [state] Population of Census;
(National Archives Microfilm Publication M432, roll ); Seventh Census of the
United States,
Thank you Brian.
That's exactly what I need. Will give it a try.
Thanks to the others that replied as well.
Marie
Marie Varrelman Melchiori, CG, CGL
Melchiori Research Services, L.L.C.
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CG, Certified Genealogist and CGL,
I go to the Ohio Archives nearly every month. I would like to make a list of
the people in my database who connected with Ohio at any time.
Is there any way to do that? I’ve been hunting around in the reports and tried
an advanced search, but to no avail. Help?
Rebecca
Sent from
Rebecca,
It is pretty easy.
1) Clear tag1
2) Master Locations List, sort as needed, highlight all desired locations (hold
Control key while clicking)
3) Click OptionsShow List then wait until the list of All Individuals who use
this location is displayed
4) Click Tag Everyone in List with
Rebecca:
Here is a solution, assuming you have followed the 4 field definitions when
inputting your data as City, County, State, Country using Legacy 8
1. Go to View, Tools, Master Lists, Locations
2. Select the Sort button and sort by State, City, County, Country
3. In Master Location window
I created a tree in FTM from a Gedcom out of Legacy. It was a very large
file - about 18,800 individuals. Over several months, some updates were done
to both files, independently of the other. In order to sync my files again,
I created a Gedcom from the modified Family Tree Maker and imported it
I am trying to generate a focus group that will be the basis for a .gedcom
doe a relative.
In Leg 8 Help Focus Groups, I am told
The *Focus Group* window can be reached from several locations.
1. From the *Export* window, click
*[1] Record Selection*, choose the
[2] *Selected Records
Pat
The instructions aren't quite accurate.
At step 2 where you choose the radio button for Selected Records
Contained in the Focus Group you'll see a big button under that line
EDIT FOCUS GROUP
How did you miss it?
Cathy
Pat Hickin mailto:pph...@gmail.com
Saturday, 30 August 2014 8:55 AM
I
Provided locations are entered in a consistent way, you can do this
whether or not you follow the 4 field entry method. I don't use the 4
fields but find everyone living in a particular place often.
I just sort my location list Right to Left and then find the first entry
with my search term in it
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