First, as a long-time programmer and software tester (several decades ago!) I love Legacy and am astounded with what its developers have been able to accomplish with the software. Secondly, the point about 'human factors' is well taken. At IBM new PC software was usually run through what we called 'Usability Labs'.  Both the software itself and the associated manuals were tested with volunteers /unassociated/ with the product development. Almost always, problems were found. Probably, the modern short (revenue centric) development cycle would have trouble getting approval for an activity of this type. Note that even beta testers don't realize that they have biases in evaluating a product that they have been involved with. In any case, I wish the Legacy developers well and I hope that they continue producing high-value, low-cost software.
Jerry
On 8/27/2018 7:51 AM, William (Bill) R. Linhart wrote:
Barton, I feel the same way about finding a lot of things in Legacy.  I don't think you are alone.

I would suggest they they bring in an IT-Human-Factors engineer or whatever they call them today.

Bill

On Sat, Aug 25, 2018 at 10:26 PM, BARTON LEWIS <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

        Where in Legacy is the report that shows two people's descent
        from a common ancestor? I have been through every tab under
        Reports>Chart Reports and I can't find it.  Thanks.


        Barton


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