So what you are saying then is to reset the picture location for each
separate family file to D:\genprogpics and even though there are
sub-directories with each separate family file pictures, Legacy should
find them?

Helen

Dennis M. Kowallek wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Jan 2010 10:23:52 -0500, [email protected] wrote:
>
>> I changed the pictures locations to D drive, moved all the picture files
>> and everything went smoothly.
>>
>> Opened the first family file (.fdb) named Sage, reset the pictures
>> location to D:\genprogpics\Sage and saved the change.. Accessed a
>> person's file and the relevant pictures showed up fine. Closed the program.
>>
>> Then I opened Legacy again and chose Copeland.fdb. Went to Options -
>> Locations and set the pictures location to D:\genprogpics\Copeland,
>> saved, tested and it was fine too. Closed Legacy.
>>
>> Opened Legacy again and loaded Sage.fdb. Checked the pictures location
>> and it showed the Sage pictures being located at
>> D:\genprogpics\Copeland, not D:\genprogpics\Sage.
>>
>> I'd like to keep each family file's pictures separate and it's a pain to
>> have to reset the pictures location every time I open a family file.
>>
>> What do I do, or what have I done wrong?
>
> You are looking at the default picture location. I believe this setting
> is global ... in other words there is only one default picture location
> that applies to all family files.
>
> You don't need to reset this every time you open a file.
>
> What I would do is set the default picture location to D:\genprogpics\.
>
> Then I would open Sage.fdb and try to access a picture. If Legacy tells
> you it cannot find the picture, tell Legacy that you wish to browse for
> the picture. Then navigate to D:\genprogpics\Sage\ and choose the
> picture. Once you do this, Legacy will be able to find all the other
> Sage pictures automatically.
>
> Then I would open Copeland.fdb and try to access a picture. If Legacy
> tells you it cannot find the picture, tell Legacy that you wish to
> browse for the picture. Then navigate to D:\genprogpics\Copeland\ and
> choose the picture. Again, once you do this, Legacy will be able to find
> all the other Copeland pictures automatically.
>
>
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