Bill,
You'll likely have more problems if you don't update as the security
certificate is about to expire and has been updated in this 339 update.
Many people have updated with no problems. If you are used to doing
Legacy updates you should have no problem though may need to pause your
security software during the actual installation.
If you get the Windows screen Windows Protected your PC, click on the
More Info link and then the Run Anyway button.
Another thing it's worth doing is right clicking on the installation
file (if you are updating by downloading the file from the website and
not using the link on the Legacy Home tab) and choosing to Run as
Administrator.
Cathy
Bill Hoff <mailto:[email protected]>
Friday, 24 January 2020 12:22 PM
I’ve read so many posts about issues users are having. Is it safe to
upgrade to the latest version? I’m not that great with solving
problems even though using Legacy for several years.
Bill
Sent from my iPhone
Cathy Pinner <mailto:[email protected]>
Friday, 24 January 2020 10:52 AM
Christopher,
Nothing in the update could remove the FS IDs from your family file.
However, an update can sometimes change some settings including
Options > Customise 1.2 which controls which file is opened when
Legacy opens. That may have happened and a different file to the one
you normally use has opened.
Check by using the Recent File list. The Recent File List is found by
clicking the L top left corner of the Legacy screen if the L is larger
than the title bar. If it isn't, you'll see a System Ribbon tab and
it's on that instead. It depends on the Design Style you are using.
Make sure you are using the right file in the right folder.
Cathy
Christopher Seward Sr wrote:
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