What happens if you write your own sources?  I still use 8 since I don't have a 
tree online. I started to use Leagcy long before it offered "Source Writer" and 
hesitate to make the jump to 9. 
Marie

Marie Varrelman Melchiori, Certified Genealogist Emeritus
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CG or Certified Genealogist is a service mark of the Board for Certification of 
Genealogists, used under license by Board-certified genealogists after periodic 
competency evaluation, and the board name is registered in the US Patent & 
Trademark Office.In a message dated 1/11/2019 7:35:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
[email protected] writes:

I put out my announcement super quick. John Lisle wrote a more 
comprehensiveexplanation of the update now that we have had a few minutes.
Legacy 9 Update 279Yes, we have been promising another Legacy 9 update for 
days... It is herenow. Yes, it fixes the Error 62 problem with Family group 
Report. (I am surethat many of you will be glad of that!)
It also fixes a number of other issues that you can see from the 
revisionhistory. I am not going to go into all of them as you can read that 
list,and most are self explanatory.
What I do wish to share with you are a few very visible changes.
First, we discovered that we needed to check all of your source records aswe 
were finding that many users have records that are missing a field neededby 
FamilySearch. It does not hurt your data, but it does make it difficultto 
transfer sources properly to Legacy FamilySearch and other tools.
When you open your Family File for the first time with this update, you willsee 
a display where is says "Checking Sources" This may take a short whileif you 
have a lot of sources. Do not worry. This is not changing any of yoursources, 
but, after it is complete, your sources will now transfercorrectly.
Another major changes is that, in response to numerous requests, we havedone a 
major revision to how we handle the various IDs you see displayedwhile running 
Legacy and that you add to reports. We have this project about90% complete, but 
it is so much better that we did not want to hold up a newupdate to resolve the 
last few issues as they are relatively minor. (Yes, Ianticipate some of you 
dinging us for anything missing; we do want to hearfrom you to tell us if we 
are missing something you think we really need!)
Before you start working with this new update, we need you to open theCustomize 
tool and go to option 8.2 and set it up as you want numbers todisplay in Legacy.
The Option 8.2 settings will now have no effect on any reports!
Option 8.2 has 2 sections:
"On Family, Pedigree, and Descendant Views"and"Show RINs on all Name Lists"
The first section, if checked, will allow you to display a RIN and/or one 
ornone of the "non-RIN IDs" after names in Family Viewm Pedigree View, 
andDescendant View .
The non-RIN IDs are: AFN, User ID, FamilySearch ID, or FindaGrave ID.RIN will 
be displayed in square brackets after a name, eg. John Smith [231].The non-RIN 
ID will be displayed after a name as {L8SJ-WLR} in curlybrackets.
The second section, if checked, will add RINs to Name Lists. That, ofcourse, 
includes Search Lists and Share Event with lists. It will add themto Marriage 
lists, Show Lists, Name Lists in Master Location List, etc. Andit is supposed 
to be smart enough to assure a RIN is not shown twice. IE,Show Lists normally 
have a RIN column; we do not add a RIN to them.
The Relationship Calculator has its own RIN control and that worksindependently 
now of Option 8.2. Similarly, Chronology View on its DisplayOptions Formatting 
tab now has an independent control to display BOTH RINsand MRINs.
Reports
All reports now have their own independent controls to determine what IDswill 
be shown. The number of IDs that a report will be able to display isdependent 
on what we felt was necessary or feasible for the Report.
All Reports will have an option as part of its Report Options to displayRINs; 
many will also have MRINs; some will also allow you to select ONE ofthe non-RIN 
IDs; and some will also allow you to select all of the non-RINIDs.
The display of the IDs will be done on a report with labels so it is clearwhich 
ID is being displayed:
RIN: [nnn]MRIN: [MRIN: nnn]
Non-RIN IDs:
AFN: {AFN: nnn}User ID: {UsrID: nnn}FamilySearch ID: {FSID: nnn}FindaGrave ID: 
{FGID: nnn}
This is the design. I am sure you will find a few glitches as there are alot of 
tools to check and different user settings may give differentresults.(John 
Lisle)

Michele Simmons Lewis, CGRLegacy EducatorLegacy Family 
Tree/[email protected]
 www.legacyfamilytree.com
 



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