When you restore the file, Legacy will give you a chance to rename the
file. It will propose the file name used in the backup but you can use
the filename box on that screen to use any new name you choose. If you
do not change the name you should also be given a second chance when
Legacy detects that the original file name exists. It will tell you the
file exists and there is a button there to let you rename the restored file.
Brian Kelly
On 23-Sep-16 9:03 AM, Priscilla Glasow wrote:
I have had to restore my family files. How do I rename them so that
when launched, Legacy pulls up the restored files, not the original files?
The original data files are contained in Legacy Family Tree/Data and is
named "Jess 2016-09-21 4.09.25 PM". The folder contains the Legacy
Genealogy Software, and .CBH, .FG, .FSD, .SC, .TC, .RC3.RC3, and RGD.RGD
files.
The restored data files are also contained in Legacy Family Tree/Data
and is named "Restored Jess family file 21 Sep 2016 2016-09-21 4.09.29
PM". It contains the Legacy Genealogy Software, and what I believe are
new .CBH, .FSD, .TC, .RC3, and .RGD files.
Do I rename "Restored Jess family file 21 Sep 2016 2016-09-21 4.09.29
PM" or will Legacy find it with this name?
Many thanks,
Priscilla Glasow
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