I don't have a lot of dates in the 1500s but have just noticed that
double dating isn't working in that century. I have run File
Maintenance Check/Repair several times since discovered. Have
completely removed and retyped date. If add / and two numbers, just
reverts to the second number.
I installed Windows 7 Professional over the weekend on my iMac VMware-
Fusion and it is working great. Had a few issues, but after using
some VMware forum tweaks got it to work great. I still wish I could
run Legacy direct on my iMAC, but with Fusion, I seem to be able to
use both PC and
I'm having a problem searching for IGI names. I haven't been able to find any
guidance on how to enter royal titles into genealogy programs. Typically
royals don't have formal surnames prior to the early 1900's so where exactly do
you put their title? Do you put the entire title as their
It has been reported, as Boyd said. It has also been fixed and should be
available in the next update.
Brian
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Double dating only applies for dates after 1582. That was when the
Gregorian Calendar was first introduced.
Brian
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Thank you Boyd.
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Richard
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 11:49 PM, Boyd Miller bo...@vodafone.net.nz wrote:
Yes, on 12 July, and it has a ticket [061-11EBF083-F3DB] Acknowledged 14
July as being sent to the programmers
Boyd
There may well be variations in description of names amongst our Royal
Family, but what one needs to know is the family name, or, perhaps more
accurately, the house name.
For example George V was born into the House of Windsor and a search for
George Windsor 1865 +/-2 will find his
There is no standard, even among the most reputable genealogists. There are
continuous debates among them. Remember, PLANTAGENET is not a surname.
The important thing is to have in your files as many of the different names
a person is known by. That does mean much searching, but that is the
You'll probably get lots of suggestions and things get complicated with the
Windsor's. In 1917, the name House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha was changed
to House of Windsor by King George V (Edward's son), largely because of
anti-German sentiment during WW I.
So Edward VII (son of Queen
I'm having a problem searching for IGI names. I haven't been able to find any
guidance on how to enter royal titles into genealogy programs. Typically
royals don't have formal surnames prior to the early 1900's so where exactly do
you put their title? Do you put the entire title as their
Just a few of the variants you may need for finding Habsburgs:
Hapsburg, Habsbourg, Hapsbourg, Holy Roman Emperor, Austria, Spain,
Habichtsburg, Habsburg-Laufenburg
CE
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As for the Archduke of Austria, I believe he was of the House of Habsburg.
I'm sure others
jraymond...@aol.com wrote:
So Edward VII (son of Queen Victoria) and his son, George V (until his
1917 proclamation), ruled as the House of SCG. In 1917, however, George V
issued this proclamation: Now, therefore, We, out of Our Royal Will and
Authority, do hereby declare and announce
Brian/Support wrote:
Double dating only applies for dates after 1582. That was when the
Gregorian Calendar was first introduced.
But only in Europe! England Wales changed in 1752 (and thus USA/Canada).
Scotland even later. Russia never has!
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Best regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg.
Legacy
The best guideline I've seen for this situation is _Getting It Right_ by
Mary H. Slawson. (I bought my copy from the Legacy store.) Slawson has a
full 100 pages on how to handle names and titles using Legacy screens for
her examples. Although many people make up their own rules for entering
There are other times when the year is one of two, such as regnal years.
To enter 15 March 1806-1807, be sure to enter the full years - 1086-1087.
Using 1086/87 will not work unless the within the double-dating period.
CE
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From: k...@legacyfamilytree.com
Hi -
I noticed on the Legacy Home Page a discount on purchasing Heritage
Collector Suite. I have been thinking about getting some sort of software
to organize my photos. Has anyone used this product? I was unable to find
any reviews by users online. I'd be interested in any opinions.
Thanks,
Using build 7.0.0.109 - IE8 Vista
My mapping no longer works. Per the archives someone reported the same
problem; with IE8 XP; however, others did not seem to have a problem. When I
use Map my Family, clicking a location on the list to the left does not go
to that location. The map just sits
Angela, I was just going to ask the same question. One of my co-
workers just used iMovie on a Mac computer with photos to make an
awesome presentation. I wonder how this differs. I also wonder if it
user friendly and worth the money. There are other ways to organize
photos and family
Thanks Kirsten, I'll check into that book.
- Original Message
From: Kirsten Bowman vik...@rvi.net
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyfamilytree.com
Sent: Mon, November 9, 2009 4:31:10 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] entering royal titles
The best guideline I've seen for this situation is
I have been cleaning up my Master Location list. Previously, when I selected
a location the Map would automatically zoom to that location, with a Large
Red push pin pointing to the Lat. And Long. For the location.
For some reason that has stopped. When I select a location, the map remains
static,
2009/11/10 Charles Apple apple1...@embarqmail.com:
I have been cleaning up my Master Location list. Previously, when I selected
a location the Map would automatically zoom to that location, with a Large
Red push pin pointing to the Lat. And Long. For the location.
For some reason that has
2009/11/10 Laurence E Stephenson laurencestephen...@gmail.com:
I find the Mapping in Legacy atrocious sometimes it works and other
times it doesn't.
How come Rootsweb doesn't have these problems with there maping
Make that Rootsmagic. Sorry
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Regards,
Laurence E Stephenson
I am having the same problem. After using Legacy 7.0 Deluxe for the past four
months (running it with XP/SP-2 and IE8) with no mapping-function problems,
today I found that the mapping function no longer works. The symtoms are the
same as described below by Charles Apple and also as reported
Interesting. I seem to be on the exact opposite end of the current mapping
problems (or lack thereof). Prior to last week, if I got to the Master
Location List by using the blue triangle thingie next to a location from the
Individual's Information window (or Marriage Information), the map would
I think youve hit on it, Todd. Legacys mapping calls up Bing (was Virtual
Earth) and if there are problems with that website, you'll encounter
problems using the mapping in Legacy.
If you're having problems with Legacy's mapping, go directly to Bing/Virtual
Earth and see if there are problems
Sherry,
Bing Maps seems to be working fine for me (finds locations and gives
directions) but I'm having the same problems as the others from within
Legacy on both my XP desktop and Vista laptop (using IE8 on both).
I've never had a problem with mapping before this.
Linda M.
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009
I am in the process of merging two files and have a number of persons who
married twice.
In the Merging two Individuals Window I have as an example, John SMITH in
the left hand pane and John SMITH on the right hand pane.
John in the left is married to Mary Jones and they have four children.
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