Can't you just paste the text into Legacy - as a source this would be
the source detail text. That is where I put newspaper transcriptions in
support of the data.
Cheers, Brett
B McL Robinson
PO Box 1252, Hamilton 3240, New Zealand
On 3/06/2020 8:15 pm, Ian Thomas wrote:
Cathy – I don’t
Hi Cindy
I can' see a reply to your question so far, so here are my thoughts:
1If you can, identify the next generation where names and
relationship are correct, and work back from there. Decide which spot
you want your existing confused individual to end up in. Check each
parent/child
Hi Larry
There can be problems with images not showing on web pages if upper case
is used in the file names for the images. As a general rule it is
recommended to use only lower case file names to be loaded onto
websites. However this is not necessarily a problem - in your case the
files not
Hi Barbara
You could try using bookmarks, but I don't think that is quite what you
are wanting.
It looks like a feature yet to be included in Legacy - a bit like adding
a hyper-link within the database from any text.
Another existing feature may be the shared event, but what appears to
be
Hi Dale
Further to Wendy, many years ago I went through a difficult move to
Legacy. My suggestions for any difficult gedcom transfer where you need
to get hands-on:
1Do what you can to get the data across with mapping the fields
during the export/import process (customising where data in the
Hi C
If I understand you correctly, you are not copying the entered data onto
the source clipboard - you need to do this copy process (Copy source
to clipboard button) for the source data to be available next time you
open the source entry process. If you don't load the clipboard, it is
empty
, it
would just be left at the default and bypassed by reports and exports.
Ron Taylor
Original message
From: Brett McL Robinson
Date:07/30/2014 5:07 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
mailto:legacyusergroup@LegacyUsers.com
I have been adding family details and have several families where my
source (a descendant of one of the families) has merely noted the number
of children, with no names. I am tempted to ignore the number, but
realise that it would be useful to note it with the family to help as a
check in the
Hi Pat
You may have received and answer by now, but in case you haven't, the
problem appears to be with the original paragraph, where there are some
codes between the words in some places that are not just the usual
space. I don't know enough to identify what they are, but can see some
when
Hi. Further to below, if you use names that are structured so that
similar sources are grouped together it helps, eg
Census 1841 Scotland
Census 1841 England and Wales
Census 1851 Scotland
etc.
The words are sequenced from the general to the particular.
Cheers, Brett
B McL Robinson, Hamilton,
As long as you don't mind losing all your UserIDs - which you may have
used for file names and filing references!!
Cheers, Brett
B McL Robinson, Hamilton, New Zealand
On 20/06/2012 12:42 p.m., JLB wrote:
Good one, Ron. I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to do it
with just Legacy.
Further to the advice below about Legacy working from other folders, I
have been using C:\Program Files 2\ for all my program files except
those that come with the PC and operating system (they go in C:\Program
Files\). Legacy has not given me any trouble set up like this. This
makes it easy to
Hi Naomi - have you looked for individuals with the same name in
different families/generations, where (by accident) you have the same
one individual instead of two different ones? This is what Ron is
suggesting, but it is not clear that you checked this.
Cheers, Brett
B McL Robinson, Hamilton
I have just tried and confirm that with Legacy open (not maximised)
showing a split screen the Legacy window can be dragged across two
monitors, so that the split coincides with the join in monitors.
I have Win7 64 and similar but not matching monitors.
Cheers, Brett, Hamilton 3240, New Zealand
Hi Chuck
I would suggest that you make the surety level the setting in the
source, and make sure you have a source. You could use your general
catch-all source of Grandma told me if you have no documentation -
and the relationship is based on that with the appropriate level of surety.
Cheers,
As an alternative I believe that all requirements are met when you use a
folder C:\Program Files 2\Legacy\..., and you can also add all your
other programs to C:\Program Files 2\ (to separate them from the
Windows, system and other basic PC programs that run the machine).
Cheers, Brett, Hamilton
Hi - is there a typo? [ before Surname?
Cheers, Brett
B McL Robinson
Hamilton 3240, New Zealand
On 13/01/2012 3:12 p.m., Robert E. Carneal wrote:
*Gene-
Is the URL tweaked for Legacy usage? I copied it, and pasted it in
Legacy Search, but it is not finding my selected ancestor
Hi Marli
Picking up on your reaction to Russ, what I would do (in addition to the
colour for details with sources) is fine tune my source labels so that
the words stand out for you in the Assigned Sources list. If you give
your Master Source a Source List Name that you can see easily you can
get
Hi Tony
Q2; I highlight the text on a webpage and paste it into Notepad, then
clean it up (usually remove tabs and new paragraphs so that I have an
easily read single paragraph for all the text) and then paste it into
the source detail text (actual Source Text). That way it will print
sensibly in
Hi Michele
I am not sure if this is what you are looking for, but I use a filing
system for my papers, based on ring binders. I have a series for each
ancestral line, and if you are not limited by colour coding, could be 4,
8, 16 or in fact any number of lines, just splitting as necessary. In
Hi Jerry
You may not have noticed but the Events (in Legacy) has been named
Events/Facts, to highlight that the structure can be used to record
events and facts. It could be that some users are recording the census
as a fact. However I would do as you - the census is a source, the
residence is a
Sandra
Sorry coming in late on this one. I think Bernhard's comment is
important, about biological wonder. I suspect that the child have a
biological father and mother, and then another set of parents. Or was it
the child had a mother who then had a partner. I would try and unravel
the situation
Hi Jerry
Can you find an individual that has an invisible date, tag that person,
and then export a gedcom of all the tagged persons data? If so you might
see the date in the gedcom.
Cheers, Brett
B McL Robinson, Hamilton, New Zealand
On 12/09/2011 4:30 p.m., Jerry wrote:
UPDATE: The dates
There appears to be a subtlety to the way Legacy does this - if you
repeat a source attachment (paste) from the clipboard to the same
detail/event, Legacy will not attach the source the second time if the
detail is exactly the same - only if there is some difference. This
looks like the beginnings
I am a bit conservative when it comes to my data = many hours of work. I
would create a folder called something like Cut to CD\Legacy and move
all the extra files there, and when I had a CD full I would cut to CD
then delete from HDD. If I had moved something prematurely I could move
it back, as
.xx
version then and haven't re-tested lately), but thought I'd mention it.
Kirsten
-Original Message-
From: Brett McL Robinson [mailto:b...@vodafone.co.nz]
Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2011 7:20 PM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Cc: Luis Salreta
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG
Hi Jean
I think you are saying that you have an Assigned Source in the
Unspecified event for that person, referring to the SSDI. If this is so,
then that is why it is showing in reports - Unspecified means it is not
specific, not that the source is not quoted in reports. I would suspect
(as Kathy
Hi Luis
I use the Comments about this Citation (in the Source Detail) to explain
why things may not be as they seem - usually relating to the reliability
or accuracy of the citation. The Comment is specific to the detail of
the citation, so you can comment about the source being used in support
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