I do not recall if this was posted as plain Text or HTML. Consequently I have reposted as Plain Text. I have now set both of my Legacy User Group addresses for Plain Text Only and certainly hope there will be no more "HTML disturbances".
To Lincoln Mulkey - If you use Windows XP, XP has a CD burner resident in the operating system which can be used for backing up to CD your backed up Legacy files. But of course if you use XP you already know that. All you need to do is back up your Legacy Family file as a Zip file using Legacy, find out where that backed up file is resident within Legacy (probably in the Data Folder as a *.zip file )- and then use the "copy this file" feature of XP to copy your backed up family .zip file to a RW CD. In the unlikely event that you and perhaps a few other users do not know how to find your backed up (*.zip) family file within the Legacy folder. Here is one method. Hold the thought that what follows is primarily for Windows XP which includes a CD burner. The procedure for merely locating the Data folder but not writing to a CD is identical for most Windows operating systems. Left Click twice on the MY COMPUTER ICON Left Click twice on your HARD DISK ICON A list of folders will be displayed along with other file type icons. Look for a folder named LEGACY. Left Click twice on the LEGACY folder - the folder opens Look for a folder named DATA Left click twice on the DATA folder The DATA folder opens - you will see your backed up Legacy family files. Each backed up family file (if more than one) will be preceded with a ZIP folder ICON and will be described as a compressed (zipped) folder - depending on which VIEW you have designated to display the folders/files . Left click once on the file you want to copy to a RW CD and follow the copy instructions as they appear. If you would like additional help please write direct to myself. At times I will go for days or even weeks without checking the forum. ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ). To unsubscribe please visit: http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp Legacy User Group Etiquette guidelines can be found at: http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp
