Marion,

My cousin has 145,000 in his database and it isn't slow at all.  He does
regular maint. Using Legacy's check/repair feature which helps with the
speed.  I use this feature at least once a week with my 36,655 names and my
database is as quick as it was with 100 names.

Glen 

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Subject: [LegacyUG] "Smart Drives"

I too have a new laptop and installed Legacy Deluxe on it, so I can transfer
information back and forth. I just copy the files for the database I am
working on to the Memory stick (smart drive) and copy them over the file on
the computer that I want to use. I do backups regularly
(2-4 times per week) and plan to save a whole bunch of the backups to CD
shortly.

There is one frustration with Legacy on the laptop - it won't hold my change
of font. I like to use Arial, but if I want to use it, I have to change it
each time I log in.  No problem on the desktop computer. Could I be doing
something wrong?

I have 2 main databases as I am doing personal family history and also a
church family history, some of which overlap. It is sometimes getting very
slow to load the program - I have about 7000 names in one db and about 1600
in the other. Yet I hear that some people have 100,000 names. How slow does
it get when you have that many names?

Thanks very much - I do like the program and have recommended it to family
and friends.

Marion


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