I have mentioned this earlier: 1. Source(s) 2. Location(s) 3. Evenent(s) Everything related to the "show list" under View/Master lists
My advise is, visit the advices on Legacy home pages, or buy the book. Kristian in Norway Dennis Nichols skrev: > At 11/9/01 08:11 AM, P LaCroix @home mail wrote: > >Thanks for the help with adding an unrelated individual. I appreciate the > >assistence as I am still learning how to use the program. > > > >I still am not clear on how to link an unrelated individual to an existing > >individual, ie as a friend. > > I see two problems here: > > 1. The question being asked is "how do I show the relationship of an > unrelated individual?" which clearly contains a contradiction. > > 2. I *think* what you are really asking is "I want to show relationships > between individuals that are other than parent/child/partner and the like. > How do I do that?" > > I have no answer to that. What if you wanted to show the relationship > between a person and his/her pastor, priest, rabbi, doctor, grocer, > mechanic, nanny, neighbor, 3rd grade teacher, co-investigator, employer, > employee, college roommate, etc? I guess all of this might fall within the > domain of "family history" but I sure don't know how you would record it in > Legacy. > > -- > Dennis Nichols > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To unsubscribe: http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp To unsubscribe: http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp
