It's now been a couple of weeks since I ordered Legacy 9 on
disk and with a printed manual. I'm aware that I can
download both the program and the manual, however there was
no indication in my order receipt as to when the product
might actually ship. Has the new version shipped yet on
disk
The quote is by Martin Luther King, Jr., from /The
Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr./
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 29-Apr-15 12:44 PM, Howlanddavisii wrote:
On some positions, Cowardice asks the question ‘Is it safe?'
Legacy User Group guidelines:
I have a legacy database created in 7.5. The database
includes both my biological and adoptive relatives. There
are 5265 individuals in the database and 1776 families. For
several years I have worked on all lines from within this
single database without complications, switching between
cautious
you may even like to make two copies of the file and work with those so
your original file remains unchanged. That way, if you make a mistake or
change your mind about what you want to do, you've still got that file
to go back to if needed.
Hope this helps. :-)
Wendy
hwedhlor
to keep people updated in more than
one file. The only exception I'd make is if there is no
overlap at all.
Cathy
hwedhlor wrote:
Hi Wendy,
I have no problem with continuing with one file for
myself and my
wife's families, a nd I'm a very strong advocate of that
sort of single
database.Â
One of my consistent observations about various map display
programs that use a pushpin or map tack icon to indicate
locations, is that those icons regularly associate map
locations with the body of the pin icons, rather than with
the point of the pin icons. How can anyone trust the
locations
I can understand the need for lead time in producing a
printed manual. I can also understand that things change
after a printed manual is produced. Perhaps a better, or
alternative way of providing the Legacy printed reference
manual would be for Millennia to use an on-demand publishing
service,
On 04-Jan-14 1:06 PM, Ron Bernier wrote:
On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 2:01 PM, hwedhlor hwedh...@cox.net
mailto:hwedh...@cox.net wrote:
I can understand the need for lead time in producing a
printed manual. I can also understand that things
change after a printed manual is produced
David,
I note that there has not been a single response to your
question from the Legacy staff. I would have thought it a
simple thing for them to have supplied the answer to your
question, yet they have not done so. Additionally I believe
there should be an appendix to the Legacy manual that
Hi Sue,
I would enter the surname into Legacy as it was entered on
whatever record I find. If I find the same person with
multiple spellings of their surname in different records,
then I will pick the one that was either most used, or that
the person was generally known by (if I know that), and
Hi Jenny,
Of course people are concerned about words. Words are how
we communicate, for the most part. Most words have
definitions that are accepted widely enough to be included
in current dictionaries.
In the strictest of definitions of biological genealogy
the primary purpose of entering the
After many years of organizing image files I find there is
good reason to have a Places folder, and in that folder I
keep images of places and things (homes, headstones,
cemetery entrances, etc). Most of the files in my Places
sub-folder, are named beginning with the surname they are
associated
Jenny,
FreeClip is an extremely capable free program. Thank you
for recommending it.
In the area of screen capture programs I can recommend
FastStone Capture, which is capable of capturing not only an
entire screen, or part of a screen, but also of scrolling
down, and capturing an entire web
Brian,
I applaud your defense of commemorative records. In my
opinion, the worth to the researcher of what are termed
commemorative certificates, should be held at least as
valuable as entries in a family Bible, or those held in
official repositories, in that they are created by
participants in
Geoff,
Every security authority I deal with is advising that we
remove, or disable, Java on every computer we have. This is
a serious security issue and I was concerned that it might
cause me to stop attending Legacy Webinars, which would be a
huge disappointment to me. In order to determine
Geoff,
I want to preface this with the comment that the
Legacy-sponsored webinars have been wonderful assets for the
genealogy community, and I appreciate them very much. I've
attended nearly 90 of them and will continue to attend them.
Having said that I must say that the issue of the handouts
Sherry,
The Google Chrome browser is not the problem. I just tested
viewing Breaking Down Your Irish Brick Wall on two systems
and it worked beautifully on both. One was running Windows
XP Pro 32 bit and Chrome and the other was running Windows 7
Pro 64 bit and Chrome. I was able to view the
year. With so
many sad stories, I thought it would be great to tell one fairly good
story. We will have to check out what was given away, but I have plenty to
keep me busy for a long time even without whatever she gave away.
God bless,
Ellen
On Oct 14, 2012, at 1:47 AM, hwedhlor wrote
I have never had any difficulties with the underscore (_),
hyphen (-) or ampersand () characters in file names on
websites. The only reason I have inserted the ampersand
character in file names at all is that it provided a more
readable separation between the names of married couples for
entry of
Doc types aside, whether you are using HTML, XML or the
various versions of XHTML, you may still use image file
names with uppercase, or mixed case, so long as those file
names are enclosed in quotation marks. If any of those web
languages could not accept entries enclosed in quotation
marks that
for your thoughtful response, especially
this bit...
--Paula i
*From:* hwedhlor hwedh...@cox.net
*To:* LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
*Sent:* Fri, October 12, 2012 5:57:07 PM
*Subject:* Re: [LegacyUG] What to do with genealogical
Center.
There is no short-cut, though, for files linked to
sources/citations.
--Paula
*From:* hwedhlor hwedh...@cox.net
*To:* LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
*Sent:* Mon, October 15, 2012 1:04:13 AM
*Subject:* Re: [LegacyUG] What
Brian,
Thanks for the link. Interesting reading, but not something
that has much impact for me in naming image files. Google is
concerned primarily with searching out keywords, and many
folks would like each word in a series of words to be
searchable. That's not a concern for me in placing an
Thank you. You're absolutely right. The default setting is
Convert to lowercase letters, but options are provided to
Convert to UPPERCASE and Don't change case.
John
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 10/15/2012 12:44 PM, bgsu1...@gmail.com wrote:
hwedhlor hwedh...@cox.net proclaimed:
When Legacy
.
God bless,
Ellen
On Oct 14, 2012, at 1:47 AM, hwedhlor wrote:
Hi Ron,
That's a fair comment, and one with which I completely
agree. I should have ask those requesting copies to contact
me offlist, and would have done so if I expected such a
large response. My apologies to the list
Hi MJ,
I run the Families app on an iPad 2 and enjoy using it very
much. I served as a beta for the app on iPhone and iPad and
can vouch for the intelligent and responsive attitude of
TelGen. The Families will allow you to work on your family
tree on the iPad, or on an Android-based tablet.
JLB and Robert Austen,
Thank you both for your kind remarks.
On the further subject of archiving images in Legacy and
elsewhere, while I was working through the thousands of
documents, articles and images a lady delivered to my friend
a pair of cardboard boxes, each measuring about two feet on
Hi Confused,
I'm glad you enjoyed the post and that it has you thinking
about image storing, etc.
All the best,
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 10/13/2012 10:13 AM, Confused wrote:
On 10/12/2012 4:55 PM, hwedhlor wrote:
I had a friend who spent a lifetime researching and writing
his family
the original
poster via his personal email address.
Ron Bernier
Woonsocket, RI
On Saturday, October 13, 2012, Lee Bruch wrote:
I too would be interested in receiving copies.
Thanks
Lee Bruch
-Original Message-
From: hwedhlor [mailto:hwedh...@cox.net javascript
I had a friend who spent a lifetime researching and writing
his family history. He kept a daily journal, entering 1,500
words each day for over 67 years and taking thousands of
photographs. My friend privately published six volumes of
400+ pages each, 9x12 hardbound and had 100 copies printed
of
Biology 101: In human reproduction there is always an egg
and a sperm! Whether the contributors were married,
cohabited outside of marriage, had consensual sex, used
artificial insemination, or any other means of bringing the
egg and sperm together, there was still a female who
contributed the
:
http://legacynederlands.com/downloadv7/legacy7-nederlands.zip
Evert
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: hwedhlor [mailto:hwedh...@cox.net]
Verzonden: zondag 2 september 2012 20:10
Aan: LegacyUserGroup@legacyusers.com
Onderwerp: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy Help problems
Hi Evert,
The three
Hi Evert,
The three tabs are labeled Index, Search and Favorites
in English.
You're right that searching on How to Document Your
Information in quotes gives that entry as the first finding
on the result list. However, for someone new to Legacy (and
perhaps not familiar with the use of quotation
Denise,
Just a quick note to thank you for mentioning the Tutorial
Lessons, which I had neglected to do. They are indeed a high
point in Legacy documentation and I can heartily recommend
them as they provide a concise, item-by-item description of
most processes. They even include images of the
Pat and Marnie,
I am in complete accord with you on Legacy Help screens, and
to a great extent on the Legacy 7 manual as well.Entries
tend to present the user with a multitude of exceptions
rather than on the most simple, straight forward procedures
that are liable to be sought after by first
My apologies to all. The two lists I attempted to include
with my previous e-mail did not display well, even though I
kept to plain text and spaces, rather than tabs to separate
them. Here are those two lists one above the other in hopes
that they will be easier to read. I have included the
A few days ago I attempted to display the Master Location
List by selecting View from the menu across the top of the
Legacy screen, then selecting Master Lists, followed by
Location. I expected to see the Master Location List
window pop up in the center of the screen. Instead I was
presented
:
hwedhlor wrote:
Perhaps I should have been more clear on my philosophy for
using Dropbox. I consider any Dropbox folder to be part of
the Dropbox server system, even if that folder resides on my
local drive. The Dropbox sub-folder under My Documents on
you hard drive will certainly be emptied
Hi Ian,
Nearly all of the services such as Dropbox have an
expiration date for files kept there. Those expiration dates
are generally either 30 or 90 days. Inactivity on the app is
the usual trigger for deletion of files by the provider.
Only Amazon's cloud service does not have an expiration
The inactivity to which I referred was to the overall
account, and the files deleted would not be deleted from the
subscriber's computer, but from the provider's server. These
services do not have access to our computers.
John
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 8/9/2012 6:45 AM, Charani wrote:
Paul
Cynthia,
I just noticed that I had entered 2 pm as the time for the
webinar. That's a typo!! It's at 3 pm.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 8/1/2012 7:04 AM, Cynthia wrote:
Thank you John
-Original Message-
From: John Zimmerman [mailto:hwedh...@cox.net]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Sherry,
My apologies for the typo I made this morning that said the
webinar would be at 2 pm Arizona time. It’s at 3 pm Arizona
time.
Arizona does not follow Daylight Saving Time. At present
Arizona time is the same as Pacific Daylight Time, and we
are 3 hours different from Eastern time, so the
Bernhard,
Do you intend to disclose the name of the tool which you
have found? We've been reading submissions on this topic ad
nauseum, and would at least like some closure in knowing the
name of the tool you have chosen. :-)
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 7/18/2012 10:05 PM, Bernhard Scholz
Bill,
Please refrain from generalizing about what many Americans
think, or do not think. I've lived in the United States of
America for nearly 69 years, and have never met a single
American who thinks Africa is a country, and not a
continent. Such generalizations are just as inaccurate as
the
It is my impression (and that of the majority of Western
biological and anthropological researchers) that
biologically there is but a single human race. All the other
racial terms are sociocultural constructs. With the advent
of frequent travel between continents, and the resultant
interbreeding
I am finding that Legacy 7.5.0.200 locks up consistently
when I click on the Locations icon. The Master Location
list never appears on the screen though the upper-left
border is drawn and a white rectangle is produced that
covers about 1/6th of the screen. This happens consistently
and is
-
From: hwedhlor [mailto:hwedh...@cox.net]
Sent: 23 June 2012 19:44
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Lockup when Locations icon is selected
I am finding that Legacy 7.5.0.200 locks up consistently
when I click on the Locations icon. The Master Location
list never
I was able to view the Megan Smolenyak webinar, as well as
the recent presentation by Lisa Also using both Google
Chrome version 18.0.1025.168 and Mozilla Firefox version
12.0. I noted a definite echo in the sound when Geoff
Rasmussen was speaking in the beginning under both Chrome
and Firefox.
Hi Larry,
My cousin, Amy Kimball Stoddard, has lived and worked in
Denmark for many years and she is also an enthusiastic
genealogist. I was also curious about how Denmark divided
the country for governing, and I sent your questions along
to Amy. I recognize that your research in Denmark may be
Here's the status on the 1940 U.S. Federal Census at
Ancestry.com as of 5 p.m. EST.
_Completed_
American Samoa
Delaware
District of Columbia
Guam
Indiana
Maine
Nevada
Panama Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
_In Process_
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
If you log on to the
CE, that works beautifully! Thank you for pointing out yet
another very useful option of which I was blissfully
unaware. :-) As an old Aussie friend and artillery colonel
from Tasmania once said to me, Yer bloods worth bottlin'!
Thanks again,
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 2/29/2012 12:12 AM, CE
I just submitted a suggestion to add the option to display a
Relationship column to the Index view.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
Archived messages after Nov. 21 2009:
Hi John,
Several years ago my mobile device of choice was a Sony Clie
on which I ran GedStar Pro, by GHCS Software, and I liked it
GedStar Pro much. When the Clie was discontinued I changed
over to an iPhone and iPad, and asked Doug Gordon, the
author of GedStar Pro, if he had any intention of
There are programs that will convert image files from .jpg
to .tif in a batch process (that is many files at once).
That conversion will not improve the quality of the images,
but will change the format from a lossy format (.jpg) to a
lossless format (.tif). My personal favorite program for
Tony,
An program capable of capturing a web page in its entirety,
including the part not seen without scrolling, is FastStone
Capture. The resulting image may then be cropped and the
result saved and/or annotated, etc. by the same program.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 11/14/2011 9:10 PM, Tony
Just a guess, but it may be something added to distinguish
between letters and numbers. Do you see it anywhere else
where those letters are used?
John Zimmerman
Mesa, Arizona
On 9/18/2011 4:17 PM, Joan Kemp wrote:
Experimenting, the 'illi' names only show yellow with Arial (screen)
font set
FastStone Capture does all that Snagit does, but costs 60% less.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 9/1/2011 7:07 AM, M. Brenzel wrote:
Snagit is a wonderful tool which allows for capturing a scrolling window.
However, it's not free but well worth every penny.
Mary
Sent from my iPad
On Sep 1,
The next version of the operating system for the
iPad/iPhone devices, iOS 5 (due to be released on 7 October
of 2011) will also provide a split keyboard option to
divide the screen-based keyboard into two segments similar
to an ergonomic keyboard, which might make input via the
screen-based
The Families app for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad is capable of
displaying your Legacy databases in great detail, including
photos, family and pedigree formats, and searches by
surname, and can be used to enter data, then synced with
your Legacy database on your PC. The Families app is
manufactured
Sorry, I should have mentioned that the Families app is
also available for Android-based devices.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 8/12/2011 9:39 PM, hwedhlor wrote:
The Families app for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad is capable of
displaying your Legacy databases in great detail, including
photos
I would suggest that if the buttons are to indicate the
user's level of interest it would be better if the most
interest were indicated by the number 1, and lesser interest
by higher numbers. My reasoning is that the number display
shows only a single number, so unless they scroll through
the
Yvonne,
I might suggest that leaving your computer running
constantly is also asking for trouble. By doing so you
prevent some clearing of memory locations by programs that
behave poorly when you exit from those programs, thereby
opening your system to possible memory errors.
Additionally,
is simply not true?
I would be most appreciative if you would be able to answer some of my
questions, or perhaps put me in contact with someone who can.
Very Confused,
Mike Bridgeford
Plettenberg Bay
South Africa
-Original Message-
From: hwedhlor [mailto:hwedh...@cox.net]
Sent: 17
Richard,
MtDNA is not reported as a complete set. Each DNA testing
company has different defined marker sets, but they all
compare those sets to the Cambridge Reference Sequence
(CRS), then report deviations from that sequence, not the
entire list, which would include 569 values (bases) for
Pardon me, but that information should be _first_ on the
help screen, not last!
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 7/5/2011 10:52 AM, Sherry/Support wrote:
Cathy,
You didn't read far enough.
At the very bottom of the topic it says
The Advanced Tagging screen is reached by right-clicking on any
CE is right on the money in every respect.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 7/5/2011 3:39 PM, CE WOOD wrote:
Then Technical Writers need to write the Help files, that
is, if they are supposed to be helpful rather than
frustrating!
Odd, though. When beginning the study of programming, we
are
The point being to check before visiting any facility to
determine what they allow.
John
On 5/11/2011 1:33 PM, Eliz Hanebury wrote:
Good to know - here in Chester co you can't take a camera in and Moore
Co NC doesn't allow cameras or camera phones. So it seems just as
likely to allow as not
Gwen,
I am running the Families app on both an iPhone 3Gs and an
iPad 2, and I heartily recommend it. I was a beta for the
Families app when it was only available to run on the
iPhone. Running it on the iPad 2 offers an even better
display, and easier access to features due to the larger
I don't see any issue with phones or cameras in the courts
here. My wife just served on a jury in Maricopa County
Superior Court, and was able to take her iPhone there. More
than one other juror had an iPhone, and one, who happened to
be an attorney, had an iPad. I've never had an issue with
Sounds like you can simply never satisfy people! ;^)
You'd think they'd understand that marking people as private
might keep them out of a chart or two. :-)
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 4/20/2011 7:30 PM, Sherry/Support wrote:
We tried that once and we got a lot of complaints about people not
As satisfying as such a page would be to those of us who
make suggestions, such a page would tell Millennia
Corporation's competition what the customers are looking
for, and perhaps allow that competition to implement those
ideas before they could be implemented by Millennia. The
competition
Sherry,
Your setup is useful, but there is another option that you
might find more versatile. My dual monitor setup is
configured so that each monitor displays a separate image of
whatever I choose, as opposed to automatically extending the
view of the active window across the boundaries
Helen,
If you have some hearing you might consider listening to the
webinars with earphones, which in turn might allow you to
increase the volume high enough for you to hear what is
being said. Additionally, some of the webinars have had
live video of the presenters, though that video
Well, Helen, it was worth a try. :-) Perhaps some sort of
speech-to-text device might help you. I was able to view
the text of Geoff Rasmussen's voice delivery from one of the
webinars a few minutes ago when I played back the Real
Player video and recorded the voice with Dragon Dictation on
my
Kirsten,
I participated in the beta testing of Families for iPhone
and one of the few things it cannot do besides print is
display relationships. Other than that it is very capable,
excellent program that I can recommend very highly.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 12/30/2010 1:45 PM, Kirsten
Gene,
Please publish a URL, or other reference, where Transcript
may be found.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 12/13/2010 10:24 AM, Gene Young wrote:
On 12/13/2010 12:08 PM, William Boswell wrote:
I believe it started with Version 8 in the Pro version. Version 9 does it
too. I don't know
Kathy,
Existing users are notified automatically via their iPhones
by the Apple Store. I also received a notification via the
Google Group for Families.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 11/10/2010 9:07 AM, Kathy Meyer wrote:
When you make improvements like this, do you notify
existing users and
I had been asked, in the Legacy Test mailing list, whether
the Families app for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, supported
the Privacy model for Legacy?
I have done some fairly simple testing of how the Families
app handles Legacy privacy settings. The testing was done
only on an individual
message to the LegacyTest
list, and that list both permits, and encourages HTML, so
they are entered in my list of HTML Domains.
Regards,
JohnZ
Mesa, AZ
On 8/24/2010 3:24 PM, Mike Fry wrote:
On 2010/08/24 22:12, hwedhlor wrote:
I had been asked, in the Legacy Test mailing list, whether
:12, hwedhlor wrote:
I had been asked, in the Legacy Test mailing list, whether the
Families app for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, supported the Privacy
model for Legacy?
[BIG SNIP]
It is my opinion that the Families app supports the privacy model from
Legacy.
JohnZ
John, I see
Thanks for the supporting report, Wendy. Sometimes we
simply can't trust these programs. ;^)
JohnZ
On 8/24/2010 5:45 PM, Wendy Howard wrote:
Mike said
Thunderbird is already set in that fashion...
That's my experience, too. Sometimes Thunderbird honours the settings
and sends a post
Hi Graham,
Sorry to hear of your frustrations in obtaining the Families
app, and getting it running. Families is not a product of
Millennium, nor is it associated with their Legacy Family
Tree product other than it was designed to synchronize data
with Legacy. Families is a product of TelGen,
of you
regarding WiFi. My iPhone is not able to connect to the
Internet, but it can connect via USB to the computer...so
why can't it transfer the file that way rather than WiFi?
Thank you,
Graham
- Original Message -
*From:* hwedhlor mailto:hwedh...@cox.net
Graham,
Not to worry, and no apology required. I suspect there are
others on the LUG list who are interested in the exchange as
well. :-)
John
On 8/18/2010 2:51 AM, Graham wrote:
Sorry, I'm going from bad to worse. That last post was supposed to go
private.
Appologies, Graham
- Original Message -
From: hwedhlor
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2010 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Legacy (Families) program for iPhone
Hi Graham,
Sorry to hear of your frustrations in obtaining the Families
app, and getting it running
I have been reading this thread with great interest, as a few years back
I was asked to create an automated CD of family history for a friend.
That work involved reviewing and processing several thousand photos
associated with surname lines with which I was only slightly familiar.
Each of the
Hi Ron,
I have initiated a new thread to better describe the nature of this
discussion.
Respectfully, whether you agree with my opinion is not at issue. I did
not post the guidelines for the Legacy Users Group, Millennia did. Once
again, those guidelines state:
The purpose of the LUG is to
.
John Zimmerman
Mesa, AZ
On 7/14/2010 9:58 AM, Gene Young wrote:
On 7/14/2010 12:38 PM, hwedhlor wrote:
Hi Ron,
I have initiated a new thread to better describe the nature of this
discussion.
Respectfully, whether you agree with my opinion is not at issue. I did
not post the guidelines
Brian,
You are absolutely right about text based exchanges being easily
misunderstood. That is why it is so important to read what is actually
written. My reference to elitist forums was warning about what LUG
could become, not what I perceive it to be presently. I said:
It would be easy to
Amen!!
John Z
On 7/12/2010 8:03 PM, CE Wood wrote:
Nice.
But it would be infinitely more helpful if there was some way to know what
Alt+0160 does! And, even knowing that it is a non-breaking space is no help
UNLESS you know why in the heck you would ever want to use it.
Another case of
Excellent points Brian. Additionally, if a Legacy user places more than
one blank special character on the ribbon, then they have no way of
knowing which blank on the ribbon is which.
John Z
On 7/12/2010 10:49 PM, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
Yes, the keystroke description is there in Legacy's
Hi Jenny,
My apologies to the list moderator, but the written purpose of the LUG
does not state that we will only discuss the use of Legacy in relation
to our genealogy/family history researches, but rather it states, The
purpose of the LUG is to provide a forum for mutual help and the
friendly
After reading several messages in this thread it occurred to me that a
novice attempting to find the source tab might have some difficulty in
doing so without piecing together information from each of those messages.
A tab is an extension from a folder that extends out from the edge of
that
it.
As an aside, I wish Legacy would use standard Windows requesters all the
time. The requester used to select a picture in Picture Gallery is a
pain to use.
Cheers
Tony
On 13/05/2010 4:41 PM, Ron Ferguson wrote:
hwedhlor wrote:
I had occasion to build a Mother's Tree chart just now
Having not run Legacy Charting in some time I happened to click on the
Charting icon this morning, and was presented with the following prompt:
Legacy Charting was not found, and could not be run. Please re-install
Legacy in order to have Legacy Charting installed again.
Legacy version 7.4.0.39
Solved. Uninstalled all versions of Legacy Charting, then re-installed
Legacy.
John
On 5/12/2010 11:38 AM, hwedhlor wrote:
Having not run Legacy Charting in some time I happened to click on the
Charting icon this morning, and was presented with the following prompt:
Legacy Charting
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