This is how I would do it …


Go to the Legacy website and download the installation file to each computer, 
then run it to install.



If this isn’t practical, download the file to one computer, copy the install 
file to a CD or flash drive, then go to each computer and install it from the 
downloaded file.



I’m not certain what you mean by having the information identical on each 
computer. Are you referring to the program or to genealogical data?



If the data, copy the same data file to each of the installed Legacy programs 
by placing it in the Data folder inside the Legacy folder and then open Legacy, 
go to file>open family file, highlight your data file and click open.



If data is yet to be entered, if it were me, I’d enter the data on the master 
computer, then copy the data file to the other computers on a regular basis to 
maintain consistency. Maintain the same file name and just add a new date to 
the end of the data file name each time you update the secondary computers so 
you know what file is always in use and can see they are consistent among all 
the computers.



I ‘think’ Legacy v7.5 defaults to the root of C: so you would look for the 
program on the root of the local hard drive, unless you elect to install it 
under C: program files (x86)



If you have more questions, just ask. There are lots of knowledgeable people 
here willing to offer suggestions.



Mary







From: Margaret Atkinson [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, September 23, 2013 4:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy Standard Edition



Monday September 23, 2013

I'd like use Legacy Standard Edition on two computers and one laptop. I need 
the information entered to be identical on each of them. Does anyone know how 
to have Legacy on more than one computer?



Thank you,

Meg Atkinson

Local History/Reference Assistant

Wood County District Public Library

251 N. Main St.

Bowling Green, OH

43402









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