On our website at www.LegacyFamilyTree.com > Help Center > Tips, under
Backing Up and Restoring Famiily Files, you'll find an explanation of
how to extract the multimedia backup.

The multimedia backup contains all sounds, pictures, videos and
documents which you have linked to in Legacy. It does not contain any
other multimedia files.

When you extract the files on a new computer, unless you had them
originally stored in the c:\Legacy sub-folders for each file type, you
will need to relink them - however Legacy does this quckly for you.

When you go into a Picture Gallery and see the "question mark" icon,
just click on one of them and in the Find File window, select to let
Legacy search for the file.  That *should* re-link most all of the
multimedia files. You may have to browse for a file yourself, esp if
there's been an name change in the file itself.


Sincerely,
Sherry
Technical Support
Legacy Family Tree



On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 7:10 PM, Forrest <[email protected]> wrote:
> My need is an explanation on restoring Legacy files from a backup
>
> I back up the Legacy files daily from the button on the tollbar to a second 
> hard drive and the backup comprises 2 zipped files with one the data file and 
> the other named as multimedia {in my case photographs only}
>
> When I restore the Legacy data from the back up to another {old} computer 
> {that I keep for a safe backup storage} there are no photographs - all the 
> data is perfect
>
> Would someone kindly explain the procedure to have the photographs included 
> with the restore in simple steps for a person that is not a computer expert
>
> I have windows 7 home premium 64 bit and always update to the latest version 
> of Legacy {de luxe}
>
> Thanks from forrest in Australia


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