Thanks for all the suggestions.
My problem is that I like to keep all my pictures and other data in separate
directories, stored in over 800 surnames directories and not within the
Legacy directory.
It would be so much easier for some of us if Legacy would program their
search for missing files
On 2011/09/05 13:45, Ron Goodwin wrote:
My problem is that I like to keep all my pictures and other data in separate
directories, stored in over 800 surnames directories and not within the
Legacy directory.
It would be so much easier for some of us if Legacy would program their
search for
As I have mentioned before, I think Millennia could be proactive in
implementing a workaround to this problem. I wonder if any competitors are
doing this? Here is my suggestion:
- during the export process, internally format each SourceWriter source
citation as it would appear in a Legacy
There are people working on a solution to this problem. Check out the
following
URL :http://bettergedcom.wikispaces.com/
TITLE : BetterGedcom - Build a Better GEDCOM Project
DESCRIPTION : The organizers of BetterGEDCOM are members of the genealogy user
community not affiliated with any
On 2011/09/05 17:15, Laura Johnson wrote:
There are people working on a solution to this problem. Check out the
following
BUT! (Big But) This won't get anywhere unless the big players become involved.
--
Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg
Legacy User Group guidelines:
I'm not sure how this happened, but I have an individual who never married and
the Legacy program has assigned him a MRIN. Is there anyway of deleting it?
Thanks
Stan
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Laura,
I wouldn't hold my breath. The organisers/designers admit it is a long term
project and is certainly far from new already.
Mike is quite correct, it will not be of much use unless the big players
incorporate it into their software - and arguably their use of propriety
tags is in their own
Hi group,
I am considering buying Legacy, and I have a few questions.
1. I am presently using Ancestral Quest 12.1.30 and am wodering if I can
import my entire file to Legacy?
2. Is there a note section in Legacy. All my information is stored in Notes
in Ancestral Quest.
3. Is there
On Mon, 5 Sep 2011 11:52:39 -0400, s megraw smeg...@hotmail.com wrote:
I'm not sure how this happened, but I have an individual who never married and
the Legacy program has assigned him a MRIN. Is there anyway of deleting it?
Does this person have children?
You should try running a
No, he has no children. I ran the Check/Repair and the problem still exists.
Stan
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On the Family view, click on the marriage icon (the first 1 in the row below
your person's dates (born, died etc). That box that pops up should be
empty. Do you maybe see a marriage to Unknown? If so, highlight it and
click delete.
michele
-Original Message-
From: s megraw
Sent:
Bob,
I have never used Ancestral Quest and cannot compare the problems that may, or
may not, be associated with an import from Ancestral Quest, however, I can
definitely say that I imported genealogical databases from another
Genealogical Program, that was not very compatible with Legacy
FTM are one of the big players and they provide import routine for Legacy and
The Master Genealogist as well as their own, Gedcom and PAF. I think
self-interest by the big players will go that route rather than uprate gedcom.
Incidentally FTM when using the Legacy Import does not translate
I was able to correct the problem. when right-clicking on where the the
marriage info displays, I noticed an option to display List of Wives. It was
showing an Unknown wife. When I deleted it, the MRIN disappeared.
Legacy User Group guidelines:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
You probably opened the Marriage Information window for that
individual and clicked on Save rather than Close.
Click on the Spouse icon on the far left of the icons underneath his
box and unlink the Unknown from him.
Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011
Thanks Michele. I was able to solve the problem the same way using a different
approach.
Stan
From: cranberryf...@cobridge.tv
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Removing MRIN For Unmarried Individual
Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2011
why not try the free version first and see how it works, etc.
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/
On 9/5/2011 10:28 AM, Robert Sutton wrote:
Hi group,
I am considering buying Legacy, and I have a few questions.
1. I am presently using Ancestral Quest 12.1.30 and am wodering if I
can import my
I would print a few pages of photos at different sizes, and view them.
From those, decide on a size you can be very happy with, and stick to
that.
Personally, I opt for no more than six photos per page. I don't want
my photos so small my viewers can't see it. At the same time, I don't
want my
Dennis...you made a script which is under Run Raw SQL in LTools that is called
Tag Unknown Spouses w/o Children. That script works well to find these ghost
marriages and tags them so back in Legacy they can easily be removed. The
ghost marriages are created several ways including import from
I used AQ2.1 before moving to Legacy. The only problein m, was I had not done
much 'Sourcing' or AQ 'notes yet. I just liked the feel.Rich in LA CA
--- On Mon, 9/5/11, Robert Sutton rasutto...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Robert Sutton rasutto...@yahoo.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Possible new buyer
To:
I used AQ2.1 before moving to Legacy. The only problein m, was I had not done
much 'Sourcing' or AQ 'notes yet. I just liked the feel.Rich in LA CA
--- On Mon, 9/5/11, Robert Sutton rasutto...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Robert Sutton rasutto...@yahoo.com
Subject: [LegacyUG] Possible new buyer
To:
Hi Group,
My thanks to all who replied to my questions listed below.
My thoughts are to download the Trial Version and see how I like it.
I do not have high speed internet, just dialup, and was hoping to not have to
try this way, and also my local internet connection has been giving me
I suggest that if you can find a computer connected on broadband, such
as at a library, go ahead and download Legacy there, save to thumb
drive or burn to CD and then use that file to install Legacy.
You would need to do the same thing when updating.
In Yahoo, when you're in a Compose Mail
Bo,
I'm not quite sure what you mean by the comment was hoping to not have to
try this way. If you mean that you think you will need to download the
program twice - once for the basic version and then again for the deluxe -
you don't. The basic version contains all the extras for the upgrade and
I think I know what he means.
When I first downloaded legacy I was also on dialup - it took me three
nights to find a dialup connection stable enough to get through the
download - and several hours to download it. You have to be dedicated to
genealogy at times.
It is a problem with most programs
Hi Bob,
My thoughts are to download the Trial Version and see how I like it.
I do not have high speed internet, just dialup, and was hoping to not
have to try this way, and also my local internet connection has been
giving me trouble.
Having said all that I will try the free trial.
The
If you don't have access to the library, there is another option: Go to
the Legacy Family Tree online store and purchase the standard version on
CD for only $1.00. I guess there's shipping added on to that, but it
doesn't seem it would be that much. Here is the link - then scroll down
to the
Hi,
Jackie has it right. My concern was downloading it from dial up.
I think I will try the suggestion of downloading it at my local library, as I
can do that on my Laptop. And if I am unable to do that then I will send for
the Basic Version for $1, plus what ever shipping may be involved.
Thank you, everyone, for your feedback, suggestions and clarifications! I was
able to get the list I needed using the cmd window and DOS. I wanted to capture
things as they scrolled by on the screen.
However, the approaches and programs you have mentioned will help me in the
future.
--Paula in
Thanks, Faith. Your explanations have helped me a lot. I had got caught up in
analyzing this thing way too much last week, so I stepped away from it. Tonight
your explanations confirm what my subconscious has been thinking about doing--!
;) Thanks again!
--Paula in Texas
Researching: Adair
Thanks, Mike, for understanding my dilemma completely.
But thanks also to the other poster for mentioning Greenshot, which I might use
in the future for another purpose. ;)
--Paula in Texas
Researching: Adair Baker Beasley Benson Betz Bigley Blagrave Burton Chapman
Clement Clough Coppernoll
Byron,
I've just investigated based on your instructions...
The only paths I have are to the Legacy folder and its Data and Pictures
folders.
The pictures listed when I open the Picture Center are in the Pictures folder.
Further, I found the Browse button at the top of the Picture Center and
Sherry,
I think I found it. It says Search This Site with a radio button indicating
legacynews.typepad.com
But when I type in something and click search I end up on a Google results
page. Is that right? There is nohwere to keep scrolling down on that page.
Oh, I see... scroll down on the
Whew! I am nowhere near ready to go straight alphabetical even within document
type, let along that just assign a number to the document approach! All my
information is family-oriented and that's how I think of my ancestors (family
groups), so I'm going to keep things that way. Thanks though for
Hey, Rose, I've just been working on renaming my picture files to remove spaces,
and I may have stumbled upon something that would work for you... since you
don't really want to change anything about your citations... just the file names
of the images. Right?
I've just tested it with a picture
Me also
Rich in LA CA
--- On Mon, 9/5/11, Wendy Howard wendy.how...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Wendy Howard wendy.how...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Possible new buyer
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Date: Monday, September 5, 2011, 6:46 PM
Hi Bob,
My thoughts are to download the
I started with manila folders by Surname, and that is where my documents still
are. I have 6 four drawer file cabinets. I now have some surnames using over a
dozen manila folders.
Compose your filing system the way you understand best. Don't worry about how
others do it, unless you like the
Rose, I've just discovered that all captioning/date/description info that you
may have entered for an image is gone if you follow these steps. I don't know
how much you use those fields, if at all. I don't use them much, but DID notice
it on a picture of my cousin Rose from Ireland...
I'm
Thx, Rich. That's what I like about this list. I've received suggestions that
cover the entire spectrum! I like to work on my research by family and I
tend to share information with others by family line ... could not imagine
having to pull out almost every binder to show a cousin the relevent
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