While I don't use the Legacy Research Guidance feature of Legacy Family
Tree, I do a great deal of research on Ancestry.  The "save" on the Ancestry
site does only save it to the Ancestry database you have provided. The other
option is to save it to Ancestry's shoebox which will hold a record that you
have found but are not sure it actually belongs to someone you are
researching.

I have my family tree on Ancestry and should I find, say a census record
that I need to add to my database, I FIRST, type the information into my
Legacy database then click SAVE on Ancestry which then brings up the people
for you to accept or delete information before you actually save it to the
Ancestry database.

My guess is that once the LDS site is fully open to all of us and we use the
Legacy Research Guidance feature of Legacy FT and are lucky enough to find
something we will be able to click "save" and add it to our Legacy database
since Legacy FT is an accepted LDS software program.  That probably won't
happen with Ancestry however.  (Just my guess).

-----Original Message-----
From: Pauline B. Cramer [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2010 5:14 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy Research Guidance for Ancestry World Tree problem

  I have been using Legacy Family Tree since 2002, but I have never used
Legacy Research Guidance with any success.    Today I noticed the
Research Guidance interface seems to have been improved in the current
version of Legacy, so I continued trying to test it to see how it
works.  Searching on my father-in-law, whose records I know well,  it
brought up a menu with 6 linked databases, and I browsed in three of
them before running into a problem when I tried to "save".

I was in Legacy Research Guidance, clicked on the Ancestry World Tree
linked database on the menu bar, and a dialog box came up and asked for
a Ancestry.com password, which I was able to provide, and then I
continued searching, but when I decided to try out saving a record, it
wanted to "save" to a tree on Ancestry.com.  I could not find a way to
save to my  Legacy Family File, which was open, on the desktop PC that I
was using, and through which I had used Legacy Research Guidance to get
to this record.  It would seem reasonable to be able to save to the
Legacy family file that is in use while using Legacy Research Guidance.
Is that not how it is supposed to work?

I hesitate to ask a question about this complicated topic, but, having
never gotten this far with Legacy Research Guidance, I thought there
might be some simple answer that would be well known to those LUG users
who use the Legacy Research Guidance feature, and that I should ask if
there was something simple that I had missed doing.

Pauline







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