Yes ... this color coding is based on the Mary Hill Color Coding system, which
uses the following colors:
Grandfather's lineage on your father's side: BLUE
Grandmother's lineage on your father's side: GREEN
Grandfather's lineage on your mother's side: RED
Grandmother's lineage on your mother's side: YELLOW

In order for Legacy to know which Grandfather, it needs to know who is the
starting person. In my case it's me. Once I followed the directions I (finally)
found below, it all printed beautifully in color. Now I don't have to think too
hard! 

The directions are found in the Legacy Help Files:

To set these colors in Legacy:
1. Navigate to the starting person in your family file. This is usually
yourself.
2. Choose Apply Ancestor Colors from the Tools menu.
3. Click Apply Color Coding. Legacy runs through all your direct-line ancestors
and marks them for the correct color code.
The second step in this process is to turn on the displaying of the colors as
you navigate in your family file. To do this:
1. Choose Options > Customize and click on the View tab.
2. Mark the checkbox title Display custom generation line colors on screen.
Now, as you move around in your file, colored boxes appear on the Family and
Pedigree View indicating the line you are viewing.

Once you do the above -- To print the Pedigree Charts with these color codes, I
went to "Reports", "Pedigree", "Color Text and boxes", selected "4 Line Colors"
-- then your pedigree charts should print with the colors.

Teresa Heple




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From: Chuck Schober <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tue, July 10, 2012 2:46:46 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Pedigree Chart - Printing with 4 line colors


Could you please share the solution?

Thanks  Chuck


On Sun, Jul 8, 2012 at 12:29 PM, Teresa Heple <[email protected]> wrote:

I am trying to print my pedigree charts with the 4 lines colors and it won't do
it. I can get it to print the 2 colors for male and female but not the 4 colors.
I have the latest build 7.5.0.201...any suggestions.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Teresa Heple
>
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--
Chuck


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