I am attempting to print out lists of individuals who died or were
buried in particular areas from the master event address lists.
I click show list to show individuals who use this address. Then select
create search list create new search.
I acknowledge the message to show the results from the
Hi Chris,
The Address name etc in the Print options refer to the Address entered
for the Individual (see the Address icon on the Individual Information
Form), not the Event Address you are looking for.
Since they're all at the same address, if I've understood you correctly,
enter the Address as
On 02 Nov 2014 09:40, Chris Bayley wrote:
I am attempting to print out lists of individuals who died or were
buried in particular areas from the master event address lists.
That is a Location-based list, which is not relevant for Addresses.
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Regards,
Mike Fry (Jhb)
Legacy User Group
I am not sure if I am understanding you.
If you go to VIEW MASTER LISTS ADDRESS LISTS EVENT, highlight the
address you want and then click SHOW LIST on the right side. From this screen
you can either tag or print the individuals. If you want to do multiple
addresses then send it to a
I am getting confused about entering place names for countries other than
the United States. About 95% of my ancestors are from England, the
remainder from Canada. Do the same rules apply here for these countries and
do I need to add the comma(s) for unknown fields in order for searches to
work
Christine,
England is: England, County, Town, District/Parish. But note that the American
geo-locators tell us otherwise. They are wrong.
BTW, for a city it is England, City, District/Parish.
Ron Ferguson
http://www.fergys.co.uk/
Chris Clifford ccliff...@pmcnet.ca wrote:
I am getting
There is no right or wrong way to enter locations. To make use of all the
sorting options in Legacy, you do need to use four places or replace missing
ones with extra commas.
Many Legacy users do not adhere to such strictures, using fewer or more than
four places in their locations. You can
Christine,I am in the same situation as you with most ancestors in England. You
just need to enter city, county and country. Many of us also place the street
address in the location field. If you only know the country and country don't
worry about inserting commas for the missing info. If
On 02 Nov 2014 17:27, Chris Clifford wrote:
I am getting confused about entering place names for countries other than the
United States. About 95% of my ancestors are from England, the remainder
from Canada. Do the same rules apply here for these countries and do I need
to add the comma(s)
I am experimenting with Legacy 8 standard edition. The documentation
(http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/DownloadLegacy.asp) indicates that I should
be able to memorize sources in Standard Edition. When I click on the
clipboard icon on the source screen, it takes me to the this is a deluxe
option
You can use the source clipboard to memorize a source. Click on the blue
up arrow icon to open the clipboard and you can set up a source on the
clipboard manually. What you cannot do in the Standard Edition is copy
an existing source to the clipboard.
Brian
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
John,
IMO it is best practice to test using the full current version of a program.
That means Legacy 8 in the Deluxe (paid) version and/or the full (paid) version
of Roots Magic 6. Most of us have spent countless hours over the years
entering our data into TMG. It is the repository for our
I see. Thank you very much. That does let me experiment with the feature.
John N.
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You can
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