Hi Helen,
Yes it's encouraged to share Legacy by adding the free download of
Legacy. There's an article on it somewhere.

Yes your database will work on the Standard Version - just some views
and some features for using the data are locked.

Re Gedcom - Source information is transferred with a Gedcom. How much
depends on the export settings - however SourceWriter sources are
converted to Basic and aren't always pretty but in my experience
understandable.

Additional idea: some of the recipients won't be happy with either
Gedcom or Legacy database or will be more inclined to look at them if
you include Ancestor and Descendant Charts and maybe Ancestor and
Descendant books - all in PDF format.

Cathy

Helen McCall wrote:
>
> I've got a small tree that I've created this year, to supplement my
> husband's memoirs that have become an enormous book. I'm planning on
> providing the info that I've researched with the electronic book, to
> save people reinventing the wheel and hopefully encouraging them to
> continue what I started. I had assumed I would do a GEDCOM file. But
> I see from a recent post that GEDCOM doesn't take source material
> along with it. So I'm thinking perhaps I should give them a folder
> (electronic) with all the Legacy files and source files, etc. And a
> free copy of Legacy to install to access it, whenever that happens.
>
> My question - I'm using Legacy Deluxe. If I give them the free
> version on a USB drive with the above:
>
> 1. am I right in assuming this is not a problem, in fact probably
> encouraged, as new users may come from it?
> 2. will what I've created work in Deluxe on it?
>
> Does anyone see any problems, or better solutions?
>
> Helen





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