I did not knowingly configure my Legacy to look for updates. How can I
correct it if I did so accidentally?
Elizabeth C
Ron Taylor wrote:
> Elizabeth,
> I have used Legacy since version 3 and I am now using version 7. I have
> always updated without any problem. I do have one computer that is not on
> the internet so I simply download the full install file of Legacy on one of
> my computers that has internet access, put the install file on a memory
> stick, and then install the newest version from the memory stick on the
> computer that has no internet access.
>
> You may have configured your Legacy to automatically check for updates which
> would complain if it does not have internet connectivity.
>
> Ron Taylor
>
> --- On Mon, 8/23/10, Elizabeth Cunningham<drybo...@netreach.net> wrote:
>
>
>> From: Elizabeth Cunningham<drybo...@netreach.net>
>> Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy problem
>> To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
>> Date: Monday, August 23, 2010, 7:21 PM
>> I have 2 computers. One is connected to the internet, and one, on which
>> I do all my work, is not. I have Legacy 5 and Legacy 6 on that one. I
>> tried to open a family file in Legacy 5, and was told I needed a newer copy
>> of Legacy, so I tried to open it in Legacy 6. I keep getting told that the
>> "Web page I requested is not available" (of course not! the computer is not
>> connected to the internet). When I
>> try to click "continue offline" the whole program quits.
>>
>> Why does Legacy insist I use the internet when I don't want
>> to? and how can I get to my data in Legacy 6? I haven't even
>> considered going to Legacy 7 because of this problem.
>>
>> Elizabeth C
>>
>>
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