I've always had the same problem, but was hoping it would be fixed in
V4.  It overlaps even with the top margin decreased to .5 and the bottom
margin decreased to .2, and with font size 8 for the date.  It seemed
really weird to me, because I knew I had other charts that seemed to fit
4 gens fine onto a landscape view - but then I realized that the 4th
generation was only a name ( no BMD fields).  Perhaps Legacy could offer
that option.   You have to remember that including all that for the 4th
generation means 56+ lines of text going down the short axis of the
page.  You can't choose 56 lines of text at a large font that takes up,
say, 9 inches of space altogether, and blame Legacy that it won't fit in
8 1/2 inches (less, counting the margins and headings).  It's just
physically impossible.  However, if someone has visual problems, and
they want to use the landscape view with larger fonts, it might be nice
for Legacy to give a couple options:

1. List the 4th generation by name only, without BMD ( as noted
above)[and then you go to then next chart to see the 4th gen's info)
2.  Allow 3 generation pages

Lisa Young

----- Original Message -----
From: "E.Rodier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 2:31 PM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Pedigree


> Portrait layout pedigrees seem to be okay but most of the landscape
charts
> viewed with the sample Legacy 4 file have overlapping text with and
without
> pictures.
>
> The descendant chart also has overlap of pictures and text if large
pictures
> are included without boxes. I would like to have large pictures, no
boxes
> and no blank lines for died and buried details for living people. The
file
> that I planned to print with Legacy has about 100 pictures available
for 400
> names. The woman who supplied most of the details has limited vision
to see
> tiny pictures or small fonts.
> Elizabeth

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