This is such an excellent post to answer the question, I wonder if there
are those who would like to see it put into the form of a tip for
including in the help file?

Joseph Leavitt


On 4/3/2014 10:45 AM, Brian/Support wrote:
> No. The file you are now working with has no links to the media in the
> Family File
> To restore the Family File with the links you will need to restore your
> from the most recent backup made before you mistakenly clicked on the
> remove all media links button.
> Use Windows to find your most recent backup (Do you have Legacy add the
> date and time to your backup file names?) Note the date and time in the
> name or look at the file properties in Windows to see the date time for
> the file.
>
> 1. In your current file Search > Find > Detailed Search tab
> 2. Look for Whom: Individual; Where to Look Modified Date; How to Look:
> After; What to look for (Enter the date of the backup file)
> 3. Second Condition (And option on) Look for Whom: Individual; Where to
> Look Modified Time; How to Look: After; What to look for (Enter the time
> of the backup file (hh:mm))
> 4. Create List: The search results will be everyone you modified since
> your last backup.
> 5. Close the search
> 6. File > Export > Export to a new Legacy File
> 7. Assign a file name like LatestChanges
> 8. Save
> 9. On the Export screen select the Focus Group option then click Edit
> Focus Group
> 10. Clear List to empty any existing focus group
> 11. Add Current Search Results
> 12. OK
> 13. Set your privacy options to include all private data and make sure
> options to suppress details are all off
> 14. Save
> 15. Start the Export
> 16. Do not assign an autosource
> 17. Open the file you just exported
> 18. Look at the records to see if they include the changes (they should)
> Do not worry if the people are not connected into families. Only
> families where data has changed will be included.
> 19. File > Restore File
> 20 Select the most recent backup file
> 21. Open
> 22. For safety at this point I would restore your backup with a new name
> so you do not overwrite your current file.
> 23. Open the restored file
> 24. File > Import > Legacy File
> 25. Select the file from step 7.
> 26. Add the Legacy Information to the Existing Family File
> 27. Proceed
> 28. Make sure Autobackup Family File is on
> 29. Continue with import
> 30. For safety change the starting RIN and MRIN numbers in Record
> Numbering to numbers well above any existing numbers in your file
> 30. Start the import
> 31. Don't assign an autosource
> 32. Go to Merge
> 33. Continue
> 34. Use the special Duplicates search, Use Intellishare to Automerge
> (since all the people you imported were changed no actual merges will
> happen)
> 35. Continue
> 36. Examine the merges and you can merge the "New" higher numbered RINs
> into their originals. The General tab of the merge screen will show you
> the differences. For Events, Notes etc. you can use the special tabs to
> copy info from the changed person to the older one to make sure any
> differences are reconciled.
>
> Brian
> Customer Support
> Millennia Corporation
> [email protected]
> http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
>
>
> On 03/04/2014 12:50 PM, M Sonnier wrote:
>> I have a backup of the Family file from Last night and prior.  I have put so 
>> much information since, it may be better to manually relink the pics.
>>
>> Can I back the file now.  Then take the last backed up media file and change 
>> the name to match the data file.  Then restore.  Would it accept or reject 
>> the media file?
>>
>> Morris
>> On Thursday, April 3, 2014 10:41 AM, Sherry/Support 
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Morris,
>>
>>
>>




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