Hi, Brian
Thanks for all your time and effort, checking the never married flag
status, and other related stuff. Very interesting, I am pondering ...
You said -.
Mary the short answer to your original question is that the
source is still there even if you accidentally set the never
married flag
Guys,
One of the things I'd really like to see is for the Legacy developers to
add support for a new, more robust grid control that would, at a
minimum, allow the various grids used throughout the product to be
live-scrolled. In other words, like 99% of all other programs, the
information in
Rich Heimlich wrote:
This one simple thing keeps me feeling like I'm using an out-dated
product whenever I do any scrolling in Legacy.
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Sorry, one other item I've been meaning to request but
If I tag the This individual never married option and for any reason enter
the marriage information form for this individual and leave it again by
clicking the Cancel button Legacy shouldn't untag This individual never
married. In my opinion this is a bug.
Evert
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Agreed - unintended data modification ...
At 2005-11-13 07:03 AM, you wrote:
If I tag the This individual never married option and for any reason enter
the marriage information form for this individual and leave it again by
clicking the Cancel button Legacy shouldn't untag This individual
On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 18:53:48 -0500, BE Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
3. After saving I saw that the source icon beside the marriage
did NOT show there was a linked source for the marriage, I
expected that the never married source should have turned that
icon on.
This Individual Never Married
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 09:52:16 +, Mary Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Surely we should expect that cancelling out of the marriage
information screen should do just that - CANCEL? The database should
revert to its previous condition, not set up an MRIN with an unseen
ghost partner, and mess up
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 06:19:09 -0500, Rich Heimlich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
One of the things I'd really like to see is for the Legacy developers to
add support for a new, more robust grid control that would, at a
minimum, allow the various grids used throughout the product to be
live-scrolled.
Hi, Dennis
On 11/13/05, Dennis Kowallek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At no time does an MRIN for a ghost partner get created (i.e. row
inserted in tblMR).
Well, have I misunderstood Brian's earlier email? He said
I then looked at the marriage list and found that the
individual was now linked via
Dennis Kowallek wrote on 13 November 2005 14:41:
| On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 06:19:09 -0500, Rich Heimlich
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| wrote:
|
|| One of the things I'd really like to see is for the Legacy developers
|| to add support for a new, more robust grid control that would, at a
|| minimum, allow
Hi, Rich
On 11/13/05, Rich Heimlich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You scroll and nothing moves until
you stop scrolling and let go of the scroll bar. Suddenly the page
updates and you're not where you want to be.
Don't think it's a fault in Legacy. My old Win98 computer did this,
upgrading the memory
Ooops, sorry I misunderstood Rich's comment.
He is right, if I use the mouse to move the scroller, the screen
doesn't move until I release mouse button.
Mary Young
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I have the same thing too, though I don't see it as a big deal. Either
clicking the arrow buttons (top or bottom of the scroll bar) or moving the
mouse wheel does scroll in real time.
Keith Bage
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This
| Are you on V6? What version of Windows are you running?
I have the same effect with the latest build and WinXP SP2.
Grab the slider
and move it down - no scrolling until the mouse is released.
I confirm this.I also have the latest build running on WinXP SP2.
(2.4 gig processor, 1G
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 15:05:23 +, Mary Young [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well, have I misunderstood Brian's earlier email? He said
I then looked at the marriage list and found that the
individual was now linked via an MRIN to a blank spouse.
Deleting the MRIN finally got the ** Never married **
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 15:07:34 -, Rodney Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have the same effect with the latest build and WinXP SP2. Grab the slider
and move it down - no scrolling until the mouse is released.
OK. I see now that he meant dragging the slider. I stand corrected.
--
Dennis M.
I'm also on v6 with XP SP2.
Holding the mouse down anywhere on the scroll bar does result in
scrolling. But dragging the slider doesn't produce any scroll untill
the mouse is released.
C.G. Ouimet
Kingston, Ontario
At 2005-11-13 10:07 AM, you wrote:
Dennis Kowallek wrote on 13 November
Well I'm still a keyboard girl at heart. Can't get used to these
newly-invented meece. vbg.
So mostly, I repeat-click the down-arrow, gives a running display on
every individual.
Cheers,
Mary Young
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I *think* I have made a nearly complete To-Do list telling me which
ancestors are dead, but I do not have a death date, death location, or both
for him/her. Same deal with having ancestors for whom I have no birth
information (or just partial birth information).
Ok, that said, has anyone
This feature was mentioned by a mailing list participant as an unadvertised
change to Legacy 5 about June 2005. Where do I find the options for embedded
pictures for Legacy 6 Deluxe reports saved as RTF? I'm looking for a way to
print reports automatically with small individual face pictures
Mary Young wrote:
Don't think it's a fault in Legacy. My old Win98 computer did this,
upgrading the memory fixed it.
Mary, it is Legacy. This is not a memory issue. This is XP Pro on a
system with 2GB of memory. How much more should I go up?
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Mary Young wrote:
Well I'm still a keyboard girl at heart. Can't get used to these
newly-invented meece. vbg.
So mostly, I repeat-click the down-arrow, gives a running display on
every individual.
You keyboard when you browse? grin
Browsers are pretty much the most commonly used program and
Browsers are pretty much the most commonly used program and interface
today. It only makes sense to keep the same paradigm in play.
It's nice to see there's an alternative, but none of them are as
quick as grabbing the scrollbar and sliding it right to where you
want.
Actually, I've
Reporting to my own post. Usable back door method found for solution, a
little on the time consuming side, but worth it.
Let me revise my question. I do not see a way to search for individual's
based on individual AND marriage date. Possible?
Thank you.
Robert
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From:
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| This feature was mentioned by a mailing list participant as an unadvertised
| change to Legacy 5 about June 2005. Where do I find the options for embedded
| pictures for Legacy 6 Deluxe reports saved as RTF? I'm looking for a way to
| print reports
On 11/11/05, Chris Squires [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm wondering if anybody has run Legacy using some form of scripting lang=
uage which would enable
complete repeatability of any command sequence. I'm guessing that such a =
thing could be done using
the Tcl command scripting language to run
To alltry EXCEL.it behaves the same way...no bug here.
Henry
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My Excel 2002 ... drapping the slider works as expected but not in Legacy ...
At 2005-11-13 05:27 PM, you wrote:
To alltry EXCEL.it behaves the same way...no bug here.
Henry
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Henry T. Peterson Jr. wrote:
To alltry EXCEL.it behaves the same way...no bug here.
Excel is a spreadsheet that is also quite dated and steeped in older
ways of doing things.
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To
Henry T. Peterson Jr. wrote:
To alltry EXCEL.it behaves the same way...no bug here.
What's more is that my Excel appears to work exactly the way I'd like
Legacy to work. I grab the scroll bar and move it and the data moves
with it. This is Excel 2003.
Legacy User Group Etiquette
As I've mentioned before, I verified that Legacy version 5 was written
in Visual Basic. I suspect version 6 was also written in either VB6 or
with VB.net.
VB has what's called a Grid Control that coders use to create grids like
those in Legacy that hold data, etc. The default grid is pretty
Mary Fowler Leek wrote:
Elizabeth,
In Legacy 6 deluxe,
Not so, it's available in the Standard version as well.
Under Options Customize Other lower right hand corner ... tick Embed the
pictures in the file
That's where you select the option, BUT my results when viewing the .rtf
file
I am new to genealogy; however, I want to start sourcing and documenting
correctly. Here are my concerns, questions, or misunderstandings. Can
anyone help me clarify things?
1. From what I am finding out, the best or recommended method for creating
reports (publishing) is to use footnotes.
1.a
I switched to Legacy as a principal data-entry vehicle after using TMG for a
number of years. I still miss some things in TMG, particularly the ability
to easily link multiple individuals to an event and the cleaner location and
sourcing fields. I, like you, didn't want to redo sources or other
Mary,
I've bookmarked page 362 in Legacy 6 User Guide, the last page of Chapter 18
What's New in the 6.0 Deluxe Edition. It has one important sentence
missing from the onscreen Help file. This option is set on the OTHER tab of
the Options Customize screen.
Now what? Is there a way to enlarge
Staff:
Will scrapbooks in books (Publishing Center) show up in the next build of
Legacy 6 or is it better to plan event picture pages printed with non-Legacy
software?
Is picture reduction explained in the Help file or in the User Guide?
Pictures in the Legacy sample file and assorted others
Once you've opened the RTF file with embedded pictures, their size is
controlled by your Word Processor. The advantage is that you can now
control placement and size as well as add more pictures to your Report.
As far as I can see, Legacy is simply filling in the link with the
linked picture.
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