Bruce,


Your solution is what I did as well. I installed Dropbox on both computers 
right in the root directory (C:\Dropbox). Any time you have a path in the 
‘user’ area such as My Documents, more often than not the full path will be 
different on the two machines.



I don’t remember what the Dropbox install default path is, but I suspect it is 
‘My Documents’.



Paul Gray



From: Bruce Jones [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: November-12-14 1:26 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Dropbox / Legacy problem



I had this same problem when I updated one computer to a different operating 
system (from Windows XP to Windows 7).

I discovered the problem was that the PATH name was now different that the 
other computer.

I moved the dropbox folder so the PATH to it was the same on both computers, 
and that solved the problem.

Another poster suggested a setting in Legacy 8, but I haven't tried that as I 
solved my problem by moving the dropbox folder so the PATH was the same on both 
computers.



On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 1:39 PM, Ron Goodwin <[email protected]> wrote:

I have decided to use Dropbox for syncing my two computers.

For years (I now don't want to change) I have kept all my family files in a
folder called "MY GENEALOGY" and then in sub-folders under each family name
and using WINDOWS 7.

They were in C:\users\Ron's Office\My Genealogy\(sub folders)

I moved this folder to my Dropbox folder: C:\users\Ron's Office\Dropbox\My
Genealogy\(sub folders)

And as I expected the link to all my pictures, etc in Legacy are broken.

I tried using "Legacy Media Relinker" and while is searches my C:\ drive it
doesn't search my new "Dropbox" folder.

I am able to relink them manually, one at a time, but with close to a
thousand files this is very time consuming.

I have searched the Legacy User Group archives but haven't found a solution
to my problem.

Does anyone have a solution; what am I doing wrong?

Thanks
Ron
Ottawa, Canada








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